Goffman explains how face-to-face
interactions have a significance in socialization. He sets the idea that
socialization is much like a theatrical performance. We have a variety of
roles, the world is our stage and the audience is those around us. Since we
constantly feel like we are being watched, there is a sense of having to
impress. We try to impress or be impressed because we are trying not to embarrass
ourselves. The way we act is influenced by what we are wearing who our audience
is where we are and what is expected of us.
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