The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life by Erving Goffman is a classic exploration of how people shape impressions in daily interactions. With sharp sociological insight, Goffman looks at everyday behavior as a kind of performance, revealing the roles, signals, and routines that guide social life.
Ideal for readers interested in psychology, sociology, and human behavior, this influential work offers a thoughtful lens on identity, communication, and society. It is a rewarding read for anyone who wants to better understand how people present themselves in public and private spaces.
