For 10 points, identify this author of The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life.?
This man wrote essays such as "The Service Station Dealer" and "On Cooling the Mark Out" when he studied under Everett Hughes. He drew upon a concept first described by Gregory Bateson which he described as "schemata of interpretation" which are used to convey situations and can be manipulated by the act of "keying." In addition to Frame Analysis, this man cited army barracks and nunneries as examples of "total institutions," and describes the titular institutions as "forcing houses for changing persons" in his work Asylums. His most famous work describes activities as "performances" and presents a dramaturgical approach to analyzing man's interactions with others. For 10 points, identify this author of The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life.?
This man wrote essays such as "The Service Station Dealer" and "On Cooling the Mark Out" when he studied under Everett Hughes.
Erving {Goffman}