Both George Herbert Mead and Erving Goffman both understood the social conceptions of human actions. Human actions are when a person gets up and interacts with another person, can be on the internet, or in person. Talking to someone is the social conceptions of human actions, not just being at home alone in your room because then you would not be interacting with anyone. Mead and Goffman were both sociologist who believe that they find out the best way about the human actions of a person to another. They both have some understanding of how human actions work. This paper will discuss how both George Mead and Erving Goffman sum up what is the social conception of human actions. First this paper will talk about Mead’s conception of action based
