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SOCIAL ACTORS

hohner

Masks, Jive talking, drama and social actor positions. ~ Nt's

 

Honest, open, functional, direct, purpose ~ Aspergers

 

Any thoughts on how to deal with a world of social actors which run the crowd world ?

 

 

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  • hohner said:

    Social acting is societies way of living, the person becomes a social actor, empowered or depowered depending on how they view it, they put on a mask, know there stage talk, use there props and the drama it brings,, say a policeman, doctor,, and role play of an illusion. In reality people are just people, but not in a social order games of the illusion.

    Give me an example? Doctors are doctors by profession but in a social context they wouldn't be doctors, would they? If the doctor goes to a night club when she's off duty, she will be like everyone else in there, nobody will know - or care - if she's a doctor. So in a social context she will be shy/talkative/popular/pretty/fashion conscious etc and not whatever her profession is? So I don't quite understand what you mean unless you can give me a more specific example?

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  • hohner said:

    Social acting is societies way of living, the person becomes a social actor, empowered or depowered depending on how they view it, they put on a mask, know there stage talk, use there props and the drama it brings,, say a policeman, doctor,, and role play of an illusion. In reality people are just people, but not in a social order games of the illusion.

    Give me an example? Doctors are doctors by profession but in a social context they wouldn't be doctors, would they? If the doctor goes to a night club when she's off duty, she will be like everyone else in there, nobody will know - or care - if she's a doctor. So in a social context she will be shy/talkative/popular/pretty/fashion conscious etc and not whatever her profession is? So I don't quite understand what you mean unless you can give me a more specific example?

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