Colleagues among the most cited of scholars in communications and surveillance studies, and indeed the world, is Erving Goffman. The issues about information control, presentation and discovery he inspired have only gained in prominence over the last six decades. Looking back and at his work and the scholarship of so many others, I offer the above interpretations. Critical responses and suggestions are always welcomed, if not expected. Keep the faiths. Respectfully, Gary
www.garymarx.nethttp://www.garymarx.net
Alice Robbin
Associate Professor Emerita
School of Informatics, Computer Science, & Engineering
Indiana University Bloomington
arobbin@indiana.edumailto:arobbin@indiana.edu
812.340.1813
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Colleagues among the most cited of scholars in communications and surveillance studies, and indeed the world, is Erving Goffman. The issues about information control, presentation and discovery he inspired have only gained in prominence over the last six decades. Looking back and at his work and the scholarship of so many others, I offer the above interpretations. Critical responses and suggestions are always welcomed, if not expected. Keep the faiths. Respectfully, Gary
www.garymarx.nethttp://www.garymarx.net
Speaking of Goffman books, a new handbook has just been published that
(while expensive in the way such books often are) may be of interest:
https://www.routledge.com/The-Routledge-International-Handbook-of-Goffman-Studies/Jacobsen-Smith/p/book/9780367750718
Best,
patrick.
On Sat, Sep 3, 2022 at 2:38 AM Robbin, Alice arobbin@indiana.edu wrote:
This is a big thank-you, Professor Marx. I am downsizing, having retired,
in preparation of a future move and have donated hundreds and hundreds of
books to former students and the Friends of the Library (public library in
my town). BUT Erving Goffman’s books will stay with me wherever I end up.
With best wishes,
Alice Robbin
Associate Professor Emerita
School of Informatics, Computer Science, & Engineering
Indiana University Bloomington
812.340.1813
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Colleagues among the most cited of scholars in communications and
surveillance studies, and indeed the world, is Erving Goffman. The
issues about information control, presentation and discovery he inspired
have only gained in prominence over the last six decades. Looking back and
at his work and the scholarship of so many others, I offer the above
interpretations. Critical responses and suggestions are always welcomed, if
not expected. Keep the faiths. Respectfully, Gary
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Thanks Patrick and Alice –an article and two other books this year:
Recent article by Greg Smith, “Fiction in Goffman”, The Sociological Review
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/00380261221109029
Winkin, Y. 2022a. D’Erving Goffman: Une Oeuvre Performee? Les Essais Medialions,
Jacobsen, M. The Anthem Companion Volume to Erving Goffman
https://anthempress.com/the-anthem-companion-to-erving-goffman-pdf
(longer essays about various aspects of his work and life 100 year after his birth in 1922))
Contributors; Preface and Acknowledgements; Introduction: Erving Goffman’s Enigmatic Allure, Michael Hviid Jacobsen; Chapter 1: Framing Goffman – Master of Disguise or Conspiring Magician?, Susie Scott; Chapter 2: Wanted Dead and Alive – Extending Erving Goffman’s Classificatory Work, Philip Manning; Chapter 3: Goffman’s Methods and Metaphors, Martyn Hammersley and Paul Atkinson; Chapter 4: Goffman and the ‘Situation’ in Sociology, Gary D. Jaworski; Chapter 5: Interaction Order Controversies, Greg Smith; Chapter 6: The World Beyond the Interaction Order – Exploring Insights from European Social Theory, Michael Hviid Jacobsen and Ann Branaman; Chapter 7: Extending Erving Goffman’s Insights on Emotions – Towards a More General Theory of Emotional Dynamics, Jonathan H. Turner; Chapter 8: Playing for Meaning – Erving Goffman on Stakes, Pools and Competitive Constructions of Meaning, Michael Dellwing; Chapter 9: Goffman and Criminology, Black Hawk Hancock and Roberta Garner; Chapter 10: Goffman's Politics – A Rebel without a Cause?, Stacey Hannem; Epilogue: Erving Goffman’s Enduring Legacies and Continuing Questions, Gary T. Marx; Index.
From: Patrick Williams subcultures@gmail.com
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Speaking of Goffman books, a new handbook has just been published that (while expensive in the way such books often are) may be of interest: https://www.routledge.com/The-Routledge-International-Handbook-of-Goffman-Studies/Jacobsen-Smith/p/book/9780367750718
Best,
patrick.
Alice Robbin
Associate Professor Emerita
School of Informatics, Computer Science, & Engineering
Indiana University Bloomington
arobbin@indiana.edumailto:arobbin@indiana.edu
812.340.1813
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Colleagues among the most cited of scholars in communications and surveillance studies, and indeed the world, is Erving Goffman. The issues about information control, presentation and discovery he inspired have only gained in prominence over the last six decades. Looking back and at his work and the scholarship of so many others, I offer the above interpretations. Critical responses and suggestions are always welcomed, if not expected. Keep the faiths. Respectfully, Gary
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