This author of Stigma used dramaturgical analysis in a work comparing people in social situations to actors on stage.
This thinker decried the "phantom acceptance" brought about by "good-adjustment" in a work where he postulated that the wise and the normals comprise those unaffected by the title condition. This thinker railed against the usage of "constructive meditation" as a euphemism for solitary confinement and described how "secondary adjustments" are made in response to the harsh environment at (*) "total institutions" in a work written from his experiences as a pseudo-employee at St. Elizabeth's Hospital. This author of Stigma used dramaturgical analysis in a work comparing people in social situations to actors on stage. For 10 points, name this symbolic interactionist, the author of Asylums and The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life.
This thinker decried the "phantom acceptance" brought about by "good-adjustment" in a work where he postulated that the wise and the normals comprise those unaffected by the title condition.
Erving Goffman