dramaturgical (Meaning)

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dramaturgical (a)

relating to the technical aspects of drama

The dramaturgical approach in sociology emphasizes the performance aspect of social interactions.
Erving Goffman's dramaturgical theory proposes that individuals engage in a "performance" in everyday life to create and maintain social order.
Using a dramaturgical lens, Goffman analyzed how people present themselves to others in various social situations.
The dramaturgical approach explores how individuals manage their impressions and navigate social interactions.
Goffman's dramaturgical theory highlighted the significance of "front stage" and "back stage" regions in social interactions.
According to the dramaturgical perspective, individuals engage in a continuous process of impression management to influence the perceptions of others.
The dramaturgical approach has been influential in fields such as sociology, anthropology, and communication studies.
Dramaturgical analysis involves examining the various roles, scripts, and performances individuals enact in social life.
Goffman's dramaturgical theory emphasizes the idea of "role distance," where individuals may maintain a degree of detachment from the roles they play.
The dramaturgical approach has been applied to study a wide range of social phenomena, including gender, race, and class interactions.

relating to the technical aspects of drama

operatic, sensational, wonderful, theatric,marvellous, wondrous, astonishing, emotionalistic, hammy, theatrical

undramatic, undramatic, unexciting, unexciting, matter-of-fact, uneventful, matter-of-fact, uneventful, monotonous, monotonous

The dramaturgical approach in sociology emphasizes the performance aspect of social interactions.

Erving Goffman's dramaturgical theory proposes that individuals engage in a "performance" in everyday life to create and maintain social order.

Using a dramaturgical lens, Goffman analyzed how people present themselves to others in various social situations.

The dramaturgical approach explores how individuals manage their impressions and navigate social interactions.