Lets look at the following pictures and try to answer: how do those people feel? why do they act the way the do? What can we learn from answering those questions?
According to Mead, a key element of interaction is the human ability to imagine ourselves in different places and try to understand how they feel and how they behave. People's feelings look different for each picture. It's hard to explain all of them, but let's see the homeless first. He looks disappointed. Regardless of their will, they cannot do anything when they are homeless. I feel that the nation is responsible for bringing him into that condition. Let's see a woman who works in a factory. It looks tough, but it looks better than anyone else. I will probably work for a living. Her work-oriented image is both respectful and unappealing, which reminds us of the inequality of wealth.
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