The distance the king of Norway keeps from the people is cited as an example of mystification, and some of the establishments analyzed in the book include the British civil service and a small village in the Shetland Islands.
In this work's conclusion, the author suggests his method of analyzing establishments may be added as a fifth perspective to the existing technical, political, structural, and cultural. The distance the king of Norway keeps from the people is cited as an example of mystification, and some of the establishments analyzed in the book include the British civil service and a small village in the Shetland Islands. "The shill," "the spotter," and "the informer" are all types of people who manipulate the flow of information during performance and are discussed in this book's chapter, (*) "Discrepant Roles". Explaining the concept of "impression management", this work helps expound its author's philosophy of symbolic interactionism. Claiming that social behavior can be understood dramaturgically, for 10 points, name this book by Erving Goffman.
In this work's conclusion, the author suggests his method of analyzing establishments may be added as a fifth perspective to the existing technical, political, structural, and cultural.
The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life