W12.1 May 20 (Mon) 허종열 heo jong yeol

1. Summary

 Impression management in dramaturgy focuses on individuals' efforts to control the impressions they give to others. Protective techniques involve managing mistakes during interactions, relying on tact from the audience to overlook flaws. Defensive techniques, on the other hand, are employed before interactions begin, including dramaturgical loyalty to maintain team cohesion, discipline to ensure proper performance execution, and circumspection to anticipate and mitigate potential risks.

2. New Insights

 One insightful aspect of impression management is its application across various social contexts, such as the portrayal of social movements as dramatic performances to influence power dynamics. This approach underscores how actors present themselves strategically on the front stage while maintaining a backstage identity that may be less visible but still influential.

3. Discussion Angle

 One critical discussion angle pertains to the limitations of dramaturgy in sociology. Critics argue that dramaturgy may be overly focused on micro-level interactions and may not sufficiently address broader societal issues or structural inequalities. Additionally, while dramaturgy provides a powerful metaphorical framework for understanding social behavior, its application outside the contexts for which it was originally conceived can be debated. For instance, its utility in understanding complex social phenomena like institutional dynamics or global social movements may be limited.

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