Manifestations of authority and obedience are expressed every moment in every circumstance, but always with a different intensity, though. Actually, in our group I couldn’t say that there were a strong demonstration of authority and obedience because each part of it was an agreement between the members of the group. Nevertheless, I would say that when one of us chose a picture or a sentence, even the order the speakers, there you can see the one who order and the one who obey. However, really it was just agreement rather than an illustration of the topic. Working in our presentation, and after to have seen other groups, I realized than everywhere we can see the presence of those terms but simply we had never thought about it before.
Hi Gabriel,
ReplyDeleteYes, I had been wondering if someone would raise the central point you've raised here--I've felt that watching the presentations has itself been a very interesting commentary on the topic: not just what aspects of O/A that presenters present and who says what, but also who, among the non-presenters, comments--when, why, and what do they say? Thanks for bringing up a great point!