PERF 301 - Master Module 3

Erving Goffman was:

A signal that tells an audience how to interpret the communication act is known as:

According to Goffman, the self uses expressive tools to influence the impression of reality it portrays to others.

Manner and appearance are elements of:

Goffman's book The Presentation of the Self in Everyday Life was published in:

In Goffman's dramaturgical model daily social interactions are compared to a form of theater.

Goffman's work is mainly about:

Which of the followings is NOT an example of personal front:

The setting of a performance is always geographically fixed. No exceptions.

According to Goffman, "front" in performance refers to: