介绍(产科)
背景(考古学)
面子(社会学概念)
戏剧
社会学
印象管理
现象
媒体研究
认识论
美学
历史
艺术
社会科学
哲学
医学
放射科
考古
出处
期刊:Language, culture and society
[John Benjamins Publishing Company]
日期:2019-10-22
卷期号:1 (2): 267-285
被引量:39
标识
DOI:10.1075/lcs.00018.moo
摘要
Abstract Commentators and analysts in new media studies have taken inspiration from Goffman’s ‘dramaturgical’ approach to interaction as performance, as well as his concepts of ‘face’ and ‘impression management’. Goffman is specifically invoked in discussions of a particular source of interactional trouble that is seen as generated in and by the structure of mediated communication in digital spaces: so-called “context collapse.” Context collapse represents “a crisis of self-presentation” ( Wesch, 2008 ) that is brought about by the ability of digital platforms like Twitter and Facebook to “flatten multiple audiences into one” ( Marwick & boyd, 2010 , p. 9). Returning to Goffman’s unpublished PhD dissertation ( Goffman, 1953 ) – based on fieldwork on the remote island of Unst in the Shetlands – presents an opportunity to understand more fully both the online phenomenon of “context collapse” and the promise and limitations of Goffman’s work for the study of interaction in digital environments.
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