Authors On Forms Of Identity Flashcards

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What is Bowles and Gintis arguement on social class identity?

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Hidden curriculum is taught in schools to teach children to accept their place in society so they can be exploited.

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What is Fox’s arguement?

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Forms of middle class such as upper, middle and lower based on finance however they share a common unifying identity.

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What is Saunders arguement?

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Social class doesn’t define our identity but it is instead our consumed products which make a part of our identity.

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What is Mackintosh and Mooney Arguement?

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The upper class identity is invisible as their activities and education are hidden from the world.

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What is Ghumann’s arguement?

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Second generation Asians are raised by traditional South Asian religion, traditions and family when living in the Uk

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What is Gilroy’s argument?

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Shared experience of racism in Black identity transcends background and history to form a common identity

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Spencer et Al Arguement?

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Eastern European groups are excluded from British social groups by spending little time with them.

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What is Dawneys arguement?

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Fear of European immigration comes from threat of numbers.

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What is Jacobsons arguement?

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Pakistanis adopt Islamic identities to avoid social exclusion.

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What is Johals arguement?

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Brasians adopt British and Asian aspects into their identity

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What is Nayaks arguement?

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White wannabees in black hip hop. An example could be eminem.

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What is Ann Oakley arguement?

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Gender roles are socialised through canalisation which forms gender identity

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What is Sue Sharpe arguement?

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Change in gender job aspirations from housewife to high paying jobs

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What is Heys arguement?

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Female peer groups in school impact peers by applying patriarchal norms.

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What is Kumars nationality Crisis?

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British identity is being lost due to colonialism.

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What is Halsey Americanisation.

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World is becoming americanised, this is seen through American restaurants and brands spread throughout the world.

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What is corners arguement in old age?

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Old people socialise themselves negatively such as seeing themselves as burdens

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Whats Featherstone and Hepworth arguement?

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Old age is viewed negitively but this will change as the population ages.

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What is Margaret Meads study on age identity.

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Storm and stress stage of children is not found in tribal societies.

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What is Bradley’s arguement?

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Middle age and old age hold the most power despite being viewed negatively.

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What are Shakespeares arguments on disabled identity.

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  1. Disabled people are socialised into seeing themselves as victims.
  2. There is problems with positive disabled identity due to socialisation affecting it.
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What is Weeks sexual identity arguement?

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  1. Saying you are gay makes you belong to a community

2. Some people identify as straight despite participating in homosexual relationships.

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What is macintosh arguement?

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A gay identity involves certain characteristics.

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What is a subculture?

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Culture within a culture, normally has similar or different Norms and values

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What is high culture?

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Culture that is highly praised based on wealth or high achievement such as foxhunting or ballet.

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What is pop culture?

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Culture consumed by most of the population such as blockbuster movies.

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What is global culture?

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A form of culture that is globally connected through breaking down culture barriers.

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What is consumer culture?

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Culture based on the products we consume.

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What is Bordieus atuuement on high culture.

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High culture is relatively small compared to pop culture therefore it is not as influential as pop culture.

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What is Postman’s pop culture arguement?

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Pop culture is used by the capitalist system to dumb down the masses of the population.