Performance anxiety in media culture : the trauma of appearance and the drama of disappearance, Steven Bailey

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Bibliography note: Includes bibliographical references, filmography and index

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Cover; Contents; Acknowledgments; Introduction: Faces on the Stage and Faces in the Stalls; 1 The Subject is Performance: Goffman as Dramaturgical Prophet; 2 Performance Anxiety: Role-ing with Lacan; 3 Liquid Stages and Melting Frames: Objective De-Stabilization; 4 From Looking to Being to Killing: Performance Anxiety in Recent French Language Cinema; 5 Protesting Disappearance: The Drama of the Stylish Self in the World of OOTD; 6 'I Forgot to Remember to Forget' or, 'Rockabilly Rebel, What Ya Gonna Do'?
Conclusion: Performance as a Psycho-Existential Problem or, Between Performance Studies and PerformativityNotes; Works Cited; Index

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