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Q2) 12 markers wider sociological knowledge Flashcards

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(WSK) Culture

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  • Mead (cultures are relative across tribes)
  • Bourdieu (will gain cultural capital)
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(WSK) Norms

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  • Durkheim (prevents anomie)
  • Depends on question
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(WSK) Values

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  • Parsons (value consensus)
  • Young (meritocracy)
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(WSK) Subculture

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  • Lea + Young (formed in response to marginalisation + relative deprivation)
  • Maffesoli (neotribes, subcultures form based off of preference)
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(WSK) High culture

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  • Bourdieu (difference lies in power of those who support them, have a lot of capital)

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(WSK) Global culture

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  • McLuhan (global village)
  • Hall (homogenisation)
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(WSK) Popular culture

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  • Bourdieu (difference lies in power of those who support them, have less capital)
  • Althusser (ideological status apparatus, pop culture is used as way to brainwash)
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(WSK) Consumer culture

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  • Bonger (advertisements breed crime)
  • Nightinghale (paradox of inclusion)
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(WSK) Cultural diversity

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  • Mead (cultures are relative)
  • Bourdieu (although everyone wants capitals, they will be different in all cultures)
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(WSK) Cultural hybridity

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  • Nayak (white wannabes)
  • Johal (white mask)
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(WSK) Primary socialisation

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  • Durkheim (prevents anomie/children growing up feral with no norms)
  • Oakley (gender roles are socialised at this stage through 3 processes)
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(WSK) Secondary socialisation

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  • Durkheim (prevents anomie)
  • Parsons (creates value consensus in different areas of life)
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(WSK) Agents of socialisation

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  • Workplace: Waddington (canteen culture)
  • Education: Bowles + Gintis (correspondance theory)
  • Peer group: Sewell (cultural comfort zones)
  • Media: Mulvey (male gaze)
  • Religion: Ghuman (second gen asians)
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(WSK) Media as a form of social control

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  • Mulvey (male gaze)
  • Cornford + Robins (media used to spread capitalist ideology)
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(WSK) Family as form of social control

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  • Hiendensohn (domestic sphere)
  • Oakley (3 processes of gender role socialisation, encouragement)
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(WSK) Education as a form of social control

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  • Bowles + Gintis (correspondance theory)
  • Jackson (hidden curriculum)
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(WSK) Religion as a form of social control

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  • Ghuman (second gen asians)
  • Moodood (67% Bangladeshis)
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(WSK) Formal social control

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  • Durkheim (prevents anomie)

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(WSK) Informal social control

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  • Durkheim (prevents anomie)
  • Hiedensohn (domestic sphere)

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