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32 Cards in this Set
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dramatistic pentad (hexad)
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the method of conducting dramatistic analysis in terms of act, scene, agency, & purpose, later attitude was added
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act
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that which is done - dramatistic pentad
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agency
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the means or channel through which an act is performed - dramatistic pentad
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agent
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the one who performs the act - dramatistic pentad
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scene
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the context in which an act is performed - dramatistic pentad
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purpose
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the reason for an act - dramatistic pentad
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attitude
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incipient action based on how an actor positions herself or himself relative to others and the contexts to which she or he acts - dramatistic pentad (added later: hexad)
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ratio
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the proportion of different elements in the dramtistic pentad
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dramatism
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the point of view that life is a drama that can be understood in dramatic terms such as act, agent, scene, agency, & purpose
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consubstantiality
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identifying with another or becoming common in stance - dramatism
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guilt
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any tension, discomfort, sense of shame, or other unpleasant feeling that humans experience - dramatism
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mortification
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a method of purging guilt by blaming ourselves, confessing failings, & seeking forgiveness - dramatism
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hierarchy
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a social ordering in which phenomena, including people, are classified into groups with different value, status, or rank - dramatism
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negative
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the capacity to say "no" - dramatism
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scape goating
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displacing sins into a sacrificial vessel whose destruction serves to cleanse an individual or group of its sins - dramatism
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perfection
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our imagine ideal or perfect form of things and ourselves - dramatism
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victimage
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a method of purging guilt by identifying an external source for some apparent failing or sin - dramatism
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substance
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the general nature or essence of some thing or person - dramatism
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symbolic interactionism
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the point of view that claims society perdates individuals, who acquire minds and selves in the process of interacting symbolically with other members of a culture
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looking glass self
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the image of oneself that one gains by seeing the self mirrored in others' eyes - symbolic interaction theory
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I
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the ohase or part of self that is impulsive, creative, & unconstrained by social norms & knowledge - symbolic interaction theory
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ME
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the phase or part of self that is socially aware, analytical & evaluative - symbolic interaction theory
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generalized other
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the organized perspectives of a social group, community or society - symbolic interaction theory
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mind
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the ability to use significant symbols - symbolic interaction
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self
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the ability to reflect on oneself from the perspective of others - symbolic interaction theory
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particular other
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an individual who is significant to another person - symbolic interaction theory
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role taking
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an individual's internalization & perception of experiences from the perspective of another person or persons - symbolic interaction theory
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self-fulfilling prophecy
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behaving and seeing ourselves in ways that are consistent with how others label us
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narrative paradigm
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the point of view that humans are natural storytellers that most, if not all, communication is storytelling
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narrative rationality
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the judgement of the quality of narratives, or stories, according to their coherence & fidelity - narrative theory
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coherence
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a standard for judging the quality of a story according to whether it is internally consistent, complete & believable - narrative theory
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fidelity
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one standard for judging a story's quality according to whether it "rings true" - narrative theory
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