“…[…] Yet within social media, the live and the mediatised converge: the content that we are receiving has undeniably been framed by media, yet its creation continues to unfold before us; […] indeed, we may actually contribute to that creation by adding comments, by editing the original content, by sharing it onwards, by ‹liking› what we have seen, and so on. 208 In DSM konvergieren folglich Vorstellungen von ‹live› und medial vermittelter Präsenz in gesteigerter Art und Weise: Nach Auslander ist das Verhältnis von Liveness und Mediatisierung «durch gegenseitige Abhängigkeit und Überlagerung, nicht durch eine Opposition» 209 My argument is that only ‹real disguise› can properly be called ‹female impersonation› and that this disciplined and antique art disappeared from the English stage in the late seventeenth century when actresses were finally accepted on the boards. After that time all female impersonation was, in effect, what I have called ‹false disguise›.…”