One thinker with this surname was criticized by Dwayne Betts for an "unrelenting focus on criminality." That thinker with this surname studied the "6th street boys" to conclude that unrelenting surveillance and imprisonment turned inner city blacks into fugitives; that work 
One thinker with this surname was criticized by Dwayne Betts for an "unrelenting focus on criminality." That thinker with this surname studied the "6th street boys" to conclude that unrelenting surveillance and imprisonment turned inner city blacks into fugitives; that work is On the Run: Fugitive Life in an American City. This is the surname of a thinker who compared taking a drowning man out of a lake, teaching him to ride a bike and then putting him back in the lake to hospitalizing and then discharging a man from a (*) psych ward. In addition to writing about "total institutions," that sociologist with this surname analyzed gender representation in advertising and described the way we perceive society using the example of a picture frame. For 10 points, name this surname shared by Alice and Erving, the latter of whom wrote The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life.
One thinker with this surname was criticized by Dwayne Betts for an "unrelenting focus on criminality.
Goffman [accept Alice Goffman or Erving Goffman]