This man chose a Weegee photo in which a drunk lunges into a portrait of two high society women as the cover image for his most famous work.
This man chose a Weegee photo in which a drunk lunges into a portrait of two high society women as the cover image for his most famous work. He claimed that women avert their eyes in "licensed withdrawal" in his study of commercial images, Gender Advertisements. This thinker considered various forms of the vacationing Preedy in a work that built on the theories of Herbert Blumer and drew from research on the (*) Shetland Islands to conclude that people rely on "cues" while playing social roles and conceiving of others as an "audience." The concept of dramaturgy was introduced into symbolic interaction theory by, for 10 points, what sociologist who compared social interaction to theater in The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life?
This man chose a Weegee photo in which a drunk lunges into a portrait of two high society women as the cover image for his most famous work.
Erving Goffman