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... role — or that of " playing a role " ( whether on stage or in real life ) -implies a measure of personal participation in or com- mitment to whatever one is engaged in doing . Thus , we speak of the social roles of , say , doctor ...
... role — or that of " playing a role " ( whether on stage or in real life ) -implies a measure of personal participation in or com- mitment to whatever one is engaged in doing . Thus , we speak of the social roles of , say , doctor ...
Page 253
... role reckon . In general , persons assuming impersonated roles count on some form of resistance against their role - taking . The resistance may be put up by vari- ous persons or agencies . Malingerers , for instance , will be opposed ...
... role reckon . In general , persons assuming impersonated roles count on some form of resistance against their role - taking . The resistance may be put up by vari- ous persons or agencies . Malingerers , for instance , will be opposed ...
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... role of the " mentally sick patient . " Once a role is socially established and defined , it follows logically that it must , at least in principle , be possible to imitate or impersonate it . The ques- tion thus arises : How shall ...
... role of the " mentally sick patient . " Once a role is socially established and defined , it follows logically that it must , at least in principle , be possible to imitate or impersonate it . The ques- tion thus arises : How shall ...
Contents
Book One The Myth of Mental Illness | 17 |
MALINGERING | 37 |
33223 | 52 |
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