Yes, Phil.
The various social roles and social masks (BOAL, Augusto. Theater of
Opressed) we take day-by-day comes to join your point of view.
We are always "living" in diversified social "locus".
social role
I "am" a teacher where/when I teach and I "am" a student where/when I'm a
teacher who is looking for a master ou doctoral degree, registered in a
graduated program.
social mask
To take the role of teacher, for example, pressuposes someone uses a
specific social mask because a teacher can use the mask of "strait" or "gay"
etc
-----Mensagem original-----
De: Phil Graham <phil.graham@mailbox.uq.edu.au>
Para: xmca@weber.ucsd.edu <xmca@weber.ucsd.edu>
Data: Sábado, 2 de Junho de 2001 05:53
Assunto: Re: Vygotsky's Crisis in Psychology
>At 11:02 PM 1/06/2001 -0400, Eric wrote:
>>A good day to you.
>
>And to you!
>
>> People leave closed communities because they are not predisposed to live
>> that way.
>
>Yes. But that is beside the point. It would be a mistake to posit It is
>very rare for people to inhabit a single "closed" community (I don't
>believe there is such a "thing" -- a completely "closed" community, that
>is). People generally inhabit multiple, definite, definable, observable
>social spaces (communities). These are the basis of the social relations of
>production (of whichever kind -- symbolic, psychological, sociological, etc
>etc). It is within such relations that our identities become such.
>
>> Always nice to see a post from the Australian Marxist, Harpo that is.
>
>Thanks.
>Phil
>
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