Stigma And Social Identitiy By Reviving Goffman
Response Paper : Erving Goffman “Stigma and Social Identitiy”
In this article Goffman tell us about the relationship between stigma and social identity. Goffman has examined three types of stigma in this study. It is badily deformities, such as blind, six fingered, cross-eyed. They may be inborn or may be at a later date ( physical ). Other stigma is “tribal” ( social ). It is generalization made by society. Then, it is personal character, such as dependence, perversion. According to him , so that they are individuals unwittingly tags. He try to explain ,the effects of stigma on interactions between stigmatized persons and those he termed "normals." Here is the normals, who untagged. Culture is a society that connects
In this article Goffman tell us about the relationship between stigma and social identity. Goffman has examined three types of stigma in this study. It is badily deformities, such as blind, six fingered, cross-eyed. They may be inborn or may be at a later date ( physical ). Other stigma is “tribal” ( social ). It is generalization made by society. Then, it is personal character, such as dependence, perversion. According to him , so that they are individuals unwittingly tags. He try to explain ,the effects of stigma on interactions between stigmatized persons and those he termed "normals." Here is the normals, who untagged. Culture is a society that connects