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Performance Anxiety in Media Culture

The Trauma of Appearance and the Drama of Disappearance

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Steven Bailey

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Exploring the culture of performance anxiety, this book delves into how personal concerns about self-presentation are amplified by media technologies. It examines foundational theories from Erving Goffman, Jacques Lacan, and Jean Baudrillard to understand the evolution of social performances. Through diverse case studies, it highlights representations of performance anxiety in recent French cinema, fashion blogs, and the nostalgic rockabilly music scene, revealing the intricate ways these anxieties manifest and are interpreted in contemporary culture.

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Titre: Performance Anxiety in Media Culture
Sous-titre: The Trauma of Appearance and the Drama of Disappearance
Langue: Anglais
Auteurs: Steven Bailey
Éditeur: Palgrave Macmillan UK
Publié: 2016
Format: rigide
Pages: 228
ISBN13: 9781137557889
Mots clés: Sciences sociales, Cartes et voyages, Affaires et économie, Géographie & Topographie
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Description: Exploring the culture of performance anxiety, this book delves into how personal concerns about self-presentation are amplified by media technologies. It examines foundational theories from Erving Goffman, Jacques Lacan, and Jean Baudrillard to understand the evolution of social performances. Through diverse case studies, it highlights representations of performance anxiety in recent French cinema, fashion blogs, and the nostalgic rockabilly music scene, revealing the intricate ways these anxieties manifest and are interpreted in contemporary culture.