The Call to Performance
Symbolic InteractionPublished 1 February 2003
Norman K. Denzin
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This article presents a performance‐based approach to doing symbolic interactionist inquiry. After a discussion of the vocabulary of performance, I examine the relationship among performance, pedagogy, aesthetics, and politics, including the move to performance (auto)ethnography.
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