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Quite a bit of normal social interaction is performative. In the same sense that a sneeze is both voluntary and involuntary, ( you can nearly hold in a sneeze,
by everdrive 4y ago
Quite a bit of normal social interaction is performative. In the same sense that a sneeze is both voluntary and involuntary, ( you can nearly hold in a sneeze, and can certainly choose the audible volume.) so too is much of the emotion and articulation of a social interaction. You may be conveying your genuine emotions, but you’re choosing how pointedly to convey them, and how to convey them in a way such that they land with your audience. You’re looking for the reaction to your conveyance from the “audience’s” face, and adjusting your response accordingly.
- fakedang 4y ago> In the same sense that a sneeze is both voluntary and involuntary, ( you can nearly hold in a sneeze, and can certainly choose the audible volume Wait, really?