Distributed Persona - Revision history

Caseorganic at 07:52, 18 December 2011

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	~~Sociologist Erving Goffman's~~ ''Presentation of Self in Everyday Life'' ~~points out~~ that each person has different personas based on the situation and company they are in.<ref>Goffman, Erving~~. 1956~~. The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life.</ref> A fragmented, or distributed self is a term used to describe a self spread across many social, physiological, and physical channels. One aspect of a person may be present in one place, and another aspect elsewhere.		In ''The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life'', Sociologist Erving Goffman seminal work on human relations, he put forth the idea that each person has different personas based on the situation and company they are in.<ref>Goffman, Erving. The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life. Doubleday Anchor Books. 1956.</ref> A fragmented, or distributed self is a term used to describe a self spread across many social, physiological, and physical channels. One aspect of a person may be present in one place, and another aspect elsewhere.

	In the same way, digital space affords the individual multiple identities and containers for different parts of the self or social roles. Taken together, one's distributed persona represents different aspects of the self for different parties. One's roles on each site may differ depending on the shape of the site. One may be professional on a networking site and informal on another.		In the same way, digital space affords the individual multiple identities and containers for different parts of the self or social roles. Taken together, one's distributed persona represents different aspects of the self for different parties. One's roles on each site may differ depending on the shape of the site. One may be professional on a networking site and informal on another.

Caseorganic at 07:50, 18 December 2011

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	Sociologist Erving Goffman's ''Presentation of Self in Everyday Life'' points out that each person has different personas based on the situation and company they are in.<ref>Goffman, Erving. 1956. The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life.</ref> ~~In the same way, digital space affords the individual multiple identities and containers for different parts of the self or social roles.~~ A fragmented, or distributed self is a term used to describe a self spread across many social, physiological, and physical channels. One aspect of a person may be present in one place, and another aspect elsewhere. One's roles on each site may differ depending on the shape of the site. One may be professional on a networking site and informal on another. Taken together, one's distributed persona represents different aspects of the self for different parties.		Sociologist Erving Goffman's ''Presentation of Self in Everyday Life'' points out that each person has different personas based on the situation and company they are in.<ref>Goffman, Erving. 1956. The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life.</ref> A fragmented, or distributed self is a term used to describe a self spread across many social, physiological, and physical channels. One aspect of a person may be present in one place, and another aspect elsewhere.

			In the same way, digital space affords the individual multiple identities and containers for different parts of the self or social roles. Taken together, one's distributed persona represents different aspects of the self for different parties. One's roles on each site may differ depending on the shape of the site. One may be professional on a networking site and informal on another.
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Caseorganic at 00:26, 6 November 2011

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	A fragmented, or distributed self is a term used to describe a self spread across many social, physiological, and physical channels. One aspect of a person may be present in one place, and another aspect elsewhere. One's roles on each site may differ depending on the shape of the site. One may be professional on a networking site and informal on another. ~~Digital space affords~~ the ~~individual multiple identities and containers~~ for ~~those identities~~.		Sociologist Erving Goffman's ''Presentation of Self in Everyday Life'' points out that each person has different personas based on the situation and company they are in.<ref>Goffman, Erving. 1956. The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life.</ref> In the same way, digital space affords the individual multiple identities and containers for different parts of the self or social roles. A fragmented, or distributed self is a term used to describe a self spread across many social, physiological, and physical channels. One aspect of a person may be present in one place, and another aspect elsewhere. One's roles on each site may differ depending on the shape of the site. One may be professional on a networking site and informal on another. Taken together, one's distributed persona represents different aspects of the self for different parties.

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Caseorganic at 23:56, 5 November 2011

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	A fragmented, or distributed self is a term used to describe a self spread across many social, physiological, and physical channels. One aspect of a person may be present in one place, and another aspect elsewhere. One's roles on each site may differ depending on the shape of the site. One may be professional on a networking site and informal on another. Digital space affords the individual multiple identities and containers for those identities. ~~Erving Goffman's Presentation of Self in Everyday Life {{cleanup}}~~		A fragmented, or distributed self is a term used to describe a self spread across many social, physiological, and physical channels. One aspect of a person may be present in one place, and another aspect elsewhere. One's roles on each site may differ depending on the shape of the site. One may be professional on a networking site and informal on another. Digital space affords the individual multiple identities and containers for those identities.

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Caseorganic at 18:15, 5 November 2011

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	A fragmented, or distributed self is a term used to describe a self spread across many social, physiological, and physical channels. One aspect of a person may be present in one place, and another aspect elsewhere. One's roles on each site may differ depending on the shape of the site. One may be professional on a networking site and informal on another. Digital space affords the individual multiple identities and containers for those identities. Erving Goffman's Presentation of Self in Everyday Life {{cleanup}}		A fragmented, or distributed self is a term used to describe a self spread across many social, physiological, and physical channels. One aspect of a person may be present in one place, and another aspect elsewhere. One's roles on each site may differ depending on the shape of the site. One may be professional on a networking site and informal on another. Digital space affords the individual multiple identities and containers for those identities. Erving Goffman's Presentation of Self in Everyday Life {{cleanup}}

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Caseorganic: moved Fragmented Self to Distributed Persona

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moved Fragmented Self to Distributed Persona

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Caseorganic at 01:45, 30 October 2011

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	~~Fragmented Self~~ is a term used to describe a self spread across many social, physiological, and physical channels. One aspect of a person may be present in one place, and another aspect elsewhere.		A fragmented, or distributed self is a term used to describe a self spread across many social, physiological, and physical channels. One aspect of a person may be present in one place, and another aspect elsewhere. One's roles on each site may differ depending on the shape of the site. One may be professional on a networking site and informal on another. Digital space affords the individual multiple identities and containers for those identities. Erving Goffman's Presentation of Self in Everyday Life {{cleanup}}

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Caseorganic: moved Fractal Self to Fragmented Self: Better description of the term.

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moved Fractal Self to Fragmented Self: Better description of the term.

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Caseorganic at 23:09, 29 October 2011

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	~~Fractal~~ Self is a term used to describe a self spread across many social, physiological, and physical channels. One aspect of a person may be present in one place, and another aspect elsewhere.		Fragmented Self is a term used to describe a self spread across many social, physiological, and physical channels. One aspect of a person may be present in one place, and another aspect elsewhere.

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Caseorganic at 23:09, 29 October 2011

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	Fractal Self is a term ~~that means~~ a self spread across many social, physiological, and physical channels. One aspect of a person may be present in one place, and another aspect elsewhere.		Fractal Self is a term used to describe a self spread across many social, physiological, and physical channels. One aspect of a person may be present in one place, and another aspect elsewhere.

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