Key Sociologists (Topics 1-6) Flashcards

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BERNSTEIN

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  • Speech codes
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DOUGLAS

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  • Working class parents placed less value on education
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3
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FEINSTEIN

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Middle class parents place more value on their childs education

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4
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SUGARMAN

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  • Working class subcultures
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5
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KEDDIE

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  • Myth of cultural deprivation
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6
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BLACKSTONE and MORTIMORE

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  • Criticise idea that working class parents place less value on education
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HOWARD

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  • Diet and health
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8
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TANNER

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  • Financial support and cost of education
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FLAHERTY

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  • Fear of stigmatisation
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10
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CALLENDAR and JACKSON

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  • Fear of debt
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BOURDIEU

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  • Cultural capital
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12
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SULLIVAN

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  • Cultural capital = survey
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13
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BECKER

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  • Labelling theorist
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14
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RIST

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  • Labelling in primary schools
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15
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ROSENTHAL and JACOBSEN

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  • Self-fulfilling prophecy
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16
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FULLER

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  • Study on year 11 black girls
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17
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GILLBORN and YOUDELL

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  • A-C economy
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18
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LACEY

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  • Pupil subcultures
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19
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BALL

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  • Abolishing streaming
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20
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WOODS

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  • Pupils respond to streaming in 4 ways
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21
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ARCHER

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  • Pupils class identities
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22
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INGRAM

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  • Studied 2 groups of catholic boys = nike identities and symbolic capital
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EVANS

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  • Working class girls from London
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BEREITER and ENGLEMANN

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  • Languge spoken by black families is inadequate
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GILLBORN and MIRZA
- Criticise language spoken by black families is inadequate
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MOYNIHAN
- Black families headed by a lone mother
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PRYCE
- Black Caribbean culture is less cohesive
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SEWELL
- Lack of fatherly nurturing
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GILLBORN
- Institutional racism
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LUPTON
- Supportive parents in asian families
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McCULLOCH
- Found ethnic minority pupils often underachieve and have low aspirations
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EVANS
- White working class culture can be brutal = difficulty to succeed
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DRIVER
- CD ignores the positive effects ethnicity can have on achievement
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- LAWRENCE
- Black pupils underachieve not because of self-esteem, but because schools are ethnocentric
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PALMER
- MD statistics
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MADOOD
- Intersectionality
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WOOD ET AL
- Racism in wider society = applications
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WRIGHT
- Teachers held ethnocentric views
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MOORE and DAVENPORT
- Selection procedures leading to ethnic segregation
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CONNOLLY
- Study of 5 and 6 year old children = ethnicity as well as gender and class
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McROBBIE
- Compared 1970s magazines with 1990s magazines
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SHARPE
- Saw a shift in how girls see their future
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BECK and BECK-GERNSHEIM
- Individualism in todays society
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REAY
- Limited aspirations of working class girls reflect the limited jobs offered to them
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BOALER
- Equal opportunities policies
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GORARD
- GCSE and coursework
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ELWOOD
- Coursework
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FRANCIS
- Teacher attention
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SWANN
- Teacher attention
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WEINER
- Challenging stereotypes in the curriculum
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JACKSON
- Selection and league tables
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SLEE
- Selection and league tables
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SKEGGS
- Motivation affecting caring identities
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MITSOS and BROWNE
- Globalisation and the decline of traditional mens jobs
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EPSTEIN
- Laddish subcultures
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RINGROSE
- Feminist
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OSLER
- Police impact
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BYRNE
- Gender role socialisation
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MURPHY and ELWOOD
- Gender role socialisation
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BROWNE and ROSS
- Gender domains
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KELLY
- Gendered subject choices
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PAECHTER
- Gender identity and peer pressure
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DEWAR
- Gender identity and peer pressure
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LEANORD
- Single-sex schooling
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LEES
- Double standards
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CONNELL
- Verbal abuse
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MAC AN GHAILL
- The male gaze
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HAYWOOD and MAC AN GHAILL
- Teachers and discipline
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ASKEW and ROSS
- Teachers and discipline
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WILLIS
- Anti-school subcultures
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FORD
- Little integration because of streaming
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TOUGH and BROOKS
- Covert selection
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DAVID
- Parentocracy
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BARTLETT
- Cream skimming and silt-shifting
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GERWITZ
- Parental choice and inequalities
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ALLEN
- Free schools
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BALL and YOUDELL
- Endogenous privatisation - Exogenous privatisation
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MOLNAR
- Coal-isation of schools
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DURKHEIM
- Creating social solidarity - Teaching specialist skills
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PARSONS
- Focal socialising agency
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DAVIS and MOORE
- Role allocation
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TUMIN
- Criticise role allocation
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CHUBB and MOE
- New Right
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ALTHUSSER
- RSA/ISA
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BOWLES and GINTIS
- Schooling in Capitalist America
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WILLIS
- Learning to labour