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dramaturgical

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dram·a·tur·gy  (drm-tûrj, dräm-)
n.
The art of the theater, especially the writing of plays.
drama·turgic, drama·turgi·cal adj.
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Adj.1.dramaturgical - relating to the technical aspects of drama
dramaturgic
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``They don't know it, but they talk about it in purely dramaturgical terms.
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To underscore the performance aspect of the interviewing process, I draw on dramaturgical theory in sociology (Goffman 1959), which emphasizes the way we present self-images to manage the impressions of others.
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For example, the social environment of the adult bookstore and video peep show in a large Midwestern city was examined using a dramaturgical perspective based on covert participant observation (Tewksbury, 1990).
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