A DRAMATURGIA NA VIDA COTIDIANA: UMA PERSPECTIVA SOCIOLÓGICA The play in everyday life: A Sociological Perspective
MARIA DA GLÓRIA DIAS CORRÊA
Signótica · 2000
doi:10.5216/sig.v13i1.7296 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
Este artigo analisa algumas das colocações de Erving Goffman, em seu livro A<br />representação do eu na vida cotidiana, cujo projeto é captar e explicar as<br />estratégias que as pessoas usam a fim de passar delas próprias uma autoimagem<br />positiva, mediante recursos verbais e principalmente não-verbais.<br />Goffman afirma que grande parte do comportamento cotidiano é semelhante ao<br />de atores no palco, sendo que os indivíduos e os grupos estão constantemente<br />representando uns para os outros. Com base em duas das cartas que compõem<br />o romance epistolar As relações perigosas, de Charderlos de Laclos, estudamse<br />as representações completamente falsas para aprender alguma coisa a respeito<br />daquelas que são inteiramente honestas.<br>This article analyzes some of Erving Goffman’s statements in his book The<br />presentation of Self in everyday life, whose project is to capture and to explain<br />the strategies that people use in order to pass of them a positive self-image, by<br />verbal and mainly non-verbal resources. Goffman affirms that great part of the<br />daily behavior is similar to the actors in the stage, and the individuals and the<br />groups are constantly representing one another. Basing on two of the letters<br />that compose the romance Les liaisons dangereuses, by Charderlos de Laclos,<br />we will be trying to study the representations completely false to learn something<br />regarding the ones who are entirely honest.
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