WEEK 11 : Dramaturgy (sociology)


1. SUMMARY
Dramaturgy is a term used in social interaction from a micro-view. In Dramaturgy, the elements of interaction depend on time, place, and hearing. The purpose of self-expression is to accommodate the audience.
A dramatic view analyzes the context. However, there is a controversy that it can be perceived as a paradigm framework, not a theory.
Dramas emphasize expressive power as a major component of interaction. It also manages the environment, clothing, word selection and behavior. With respect to performance, there are seven important elements that Goffman identifies. Belief, mask, realization, idealization, maintenance of expression control, truth, mystification. Drama interaction mainly cooperates as a team for the party line. There are three steps. There are front stage, back stage, and exterior. The front stage is divided into appearance and manners. Appearance reflects social status and manners are the way actors behave. Backstage is a place where you can relax and feel relief. The outside is a place where individuals do not participate in the performance, which may not be known.
You should keep the audience from getting secrets in many performances. Secrets are dark secrets, strategic secrets, inside secrets, entrusted secrets, and free secrets. A role has a role to deal with team boundaries, a role to promote interaction between the two different teams, and a role to mix the front and rear. Performers can communicate informally even in non-performance areas. However, exposure should be maintained through exposure management.

2.INTERESTING
It is interesting that there are numerous roles for one communication, drama interaction. The same goes for secrets. It is divided into strategic secrets, free secrets, etc. according to what personality it has.

3. DISCUSSION
It is said that they may not be neutral in the role of arbitrator, but I don't think they are. Because I think it is a role to promote communication on behalf of a neutral position. I want to know what you think about this. Is it mean that just a broker?

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