Men’s experiences and behaviors on dating apps are shaped by the gender distribution asymmetry these platforms, usage patterns results, motivations of use, perceived benefits. This study contributes to understanding outcomes men’s use apps, identifying social trajectories observed Tinder. For this purpose, I concept ‘career’, as discussed Erving Goffman (1963), Howard Becker David Matza (1969),...

Resumo Objetivos: compreender as problemáticas decorrentes da estigmatização do HIV sobre a vida profissional de trabalhadores soropositivos. Métodos: estudo abordagem qualitativa com realização entrevistas semiestruturadas, cujos dados foram categorizados utilizando técnica análise conteúdo na modalidade temática. Os sujeitos pesquisa 15 participantes grupo adesão Centro Testagem e Aconselhame...

Erving Goffman's work on interaction in everyday life focuses joint spatio-temporal and face-to-face situations denies the constitution of social via mediatized interaction. In contrast, we argue that shared immersive media such as Social Virtual Reality enable intense, delocalized forms co-present interactions constitute closeness intimacy. By discussing Goffman context current works open up h...

Zusammenfassung Beratung im Jobcenter unterscheidet sich von anderen Beratungssituationen u. a. durch den Abschluss einer Eingliederungsvereinbarung. Dies sind rechtsverbindliche Verträge zwischen und Arbeitsuchenden, die das Prinzip „Fördern Fordern“ in der aktivierenden Sozialpolitik umsetzen sollen. Eingliederungsvereinbarungen werden insbesondere kritisch diskutiert, da ihnen Elemente des F...

Zusammenfassung Mit seinem 1952 veröffentlichten Aufsatz „On cooling the mark out“ formulierte Erving Goffman einen einflussreichen Vorschlag, um die Enttäuschung von Erwartungen sowie Strategien der Vermeidung und Bearbeitung typischerweise individuell zugerechneter Misserfolge zu konzeptualisieren. In kompetitiven Feldern, zugleich Universalismus wie Leistungsgerechtigkeit versprechen systema...

Proto-acting is introduced here as a new concept that refers to a set of processes that are intermediate between everyday role playing (in the Erving Goffman sense) and dramatic acting. Its most characteristic process is the voluntary act of personal mimicry, which can occur in everyday contexts, such as quoting someone during conversation, or in performance contexts, such as impressionism. Pro...