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Performance and Communication

Performance and Communication. Performance in Everyday Life. Performance. “All the activity of a given participant on a given occasion which serves to influence in any way any of the other participants” (Goffman, 1959). Performance Studies.

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Performance and Communication

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  1. Performance and Communication Performance in Everyday Life

  2. Performance • “All the activity of a given participant on a given occasion which serves to influence in any way any of the other participants” • (Goffman, 1959)

  3. Performance Studies • “The central interest of performance studies is the process of dialogic engagement with one’s own and other’s communication through the means of performance.” • Textually, contextually, and culturally bound.

  4. Text & Context • “Nothing is outside the text…” • Does not limit itself to the study and performance of aesthetic, artistic, or literary texts • Any communicative interaction can be defined as a text. • Context

  5. Performance in Everyday Life • We are all already performers. • Socialization

  6. Performance and The Self • The Self • a unified, singular sense of being • internal or… • a recognizable being • external • All roles we enact will display certain aspects of The Self.

  7. Mammal Rachael Brown

  8. Assuming Performance Roles • Role Playing • Enacting the behaviors that are associated with another • Requires performance • Can be done with or without understanding • Role Taking • Projection of oneself into the viewpoint of another • a mental process

  9. Monitoring process by which we observe and regulate our own attitudes and behaviors Dual Perspective the consideration of someone else’s perspective in addition to our own Viewing The Self

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