5. More systematic work: Kenneth Burke

6. Idea of dramatism, “terministic screens”

7. Distinction of action and motion (things move, men act)

9. Examples: politics, mass communications, leadership, social movements, rituals, ceremonies

15. The self

16. Social order

17. He shows a very subversive writing

19. Where individuals present themselves to one another?

20. Dramaturgy is a way of understanding social encounters using the analogy of a stage, or theatrical performance

23. Small scale interactions more than a bigger stage

26. Setting - Physical layout and backgrounds

27. Appearance - Everything we can do to our bodies

28. Manner - What we do with our bodies

29. Front stage

30. Back stage

31. Face to face interaction – influence upon another´s actions

32. Encounter – interaction that occurs one occasion

33. Performance – activity of a given participant on any occasion

35. Dramatic realization - individual must express what he wishes to convey

36. Role embracement- Idealized roles incorporate officially accredited values of society. E.g. Teacher, priests, parenthood, students.

38. Face-work: so he will not put himself at risk, or won’t be stigmatized or marked

40. When a person violates moral demands of society

41. When is different from the assumed categories

44. Being productive, being successful, not being a criminal

45. Society is dominated by individualism and competition

46. We live in a society were failure is common

47. Mark- a person who has compromised himself, in his own eyes if not in the eyes of others.

48. Leaving a role maybeinterpreted as a mark

49. Eg: when a woman voluntarily gives up a profession in order to become a wife and a mother