What term did Erving goffman coined?

Erving Goffman coined the term "total institution" to describe a place where individuals are isolated from the broader society and lead a regimented life under a single authority. Examples include prisons, military barracks, and psychiatric hospitals. In these settings, individuals experience a significant transformation in their identity and social roles due to the controlled environment. Goffman's work emphasized how such institutions shape personal experiences and social interactions.