W4: (Extra credits) Thoughts after reading "The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life" 2 - ‘front region’

 My thoughts by reading the ‘front region’ part of the performance in the first chapter of "The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life".


1) Summary

Part of the front region is stage setting, and part is personal front region. The stage setting and props provided by the stage setting for the performance are usually fixed, referring to part of the scene of expressive equipment, but there is also the possibility of moving with the theme. Personal front region has the distinction of being stable and changing at any time: it can be roughly divided into appearance and behavior. There are two characteristics of front region: abstract and general. Abstraction is usually manifested in the rules of conventional procedures. When a person assumes a role, one has to accept a set front region, which is easy to choose but not easy to create.


2) New knowledge learned- he actor needs to complete a specific task, but also needs to maintain the corresponding front desk.

Since the front region is easy to choose but not easy to create, trouble may arise when the person performing a certain task has to make his own choice among several completely different receptions. For example, in the past, there was no position of an anesthesiologist, and a patient needed anesthesia when he needed an operation. If a nurse was asked to help the patient perform anesthesia, it would be overkill. If a doctor was anesthetized, it would be overkill. So the question arises. Whether to let the nurse or the doctor do anesthesia is obviously inappropriate. In order to solve this problem, the position of today's "anesthetist" has been re-established. In this question, if you choose to let a nurse do the anesthesia, then the nurse must not only play a good role as the front desk, but also maintain the front desk of the anesthesiologist.


3) problem

Personal front region is divided into "appearance" and "behavior", so can we know what role the other person plays in daily life through "appearance" and "behavior"?


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