Nationality sociologists. Flashcards

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Anderson?

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Nationality is socially constructed e.g. flags, language, rituals, ETC…
we are socialised into an ‘imaginary community’

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Phillips et al?

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The National curriculum supports nationality e.g. literature (Shakespeare) and history (perspectives)

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Schuden?

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British identity is taught through many ways - again symbolism - education, rituals, symbols etc…

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Sardar?

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Changing identity:
Global identity crisis, England lost traditions that made up identity, Britain lost its empire too.

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Hall?

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Changing identity:
3 reactions to globalisation:
1. cultural resistance
2. cultural homogenisation
3. cultural hybridity.

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Mcluhan?

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Changing identity:
‘global village’ the world has become more interconnected.

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Hewitt?

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Changing identity:
Britain has seen a ‘white backlash’ from the white working class, as the are perceived to get preferential treatment. - encouraged a new form of British nationalism

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Les Back?

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Black, Asian, and White youths on council estates exercise cultural borrowing - sharing cultures - slang, clothing, music. Therefore no one national identity - relative.

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