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'The Drama of Social Life is a joy to read and a treasure trove for social analysts! It offers a unique, engaging, and clear-sighted explication of dramaturgical theory, highlighting not only its origins and foundational concepts, but also its contemporary applications and future directions. The editor, Charles Edgley, masterfully compiles a collection of essays that reveal the power and value of the dramaturgical perspective, particularly by illuminating how people create and enact meanings, identities, and social worlds.' Kent Sandstrom, North Dakota State University, USA

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Charles Edgley is Adjunct Professor of Sociology & Anthropology at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, USA. He is co-author of A Nation of Meddlers, and co-editor of Life as Theater: A Dramaturgical Sourcebook, and The Handbook of Thanatology. Charles Edgley, Ann Branaman, Eugene Halton, Greg Smith, Michael Schwalbe, J. Patrick Williams, John P. Hewitt, Robert A. Stebbins, Robert D. Benford, Daniel D. Martin, David L. Altheide, Dennis Waskul, Phillip Vannini, Dirk vom Lehn, Jeffrey E. Nash, J. Edward Sumerau, Douglas P. Schrock, Teri Jo Reese, Staci Newmahr, Annette Markham, Simon Gottschalk, Jennifer Whitmer.

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