RD- Part 2 Flashcards

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Culture plus example

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A way of life focusing on the beliefs and customs of a society or social group. It includes fashion, language and tradition

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Song??

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Many Chinese people follow their family into the catering industry because of their culture

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Holm and Bowlker?

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In all major world religions, women are subordinate which has lead to all female organisations eg nuns

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Roles plus example

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A pattern of behaviour, routines or responses acted out in everyday life
Role of parents to teach children

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Parsons?

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Function of the family is to socialise the young

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Alpert??

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There are 4 functions of religion, these include: Discipline, collective worship, authority and cohesion

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Status plus example

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Can be held by a person or group, is based on social position or standing within society
Eg can get status from job eg doctors

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Savage??

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Work is linked to class. Working class have more practical jobs, doctors more likely to be from middle class backgrounds

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Subculture plus example

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A cultural subgroup who have different norms and values to the majority of society eg goths share same fashion and music

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Mcrobbie and Garber??

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Bedroom culture of teenage girls - Jackie magazines- shared role models

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Blackman??

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Studied ‘new wave girls’. They resisted masculine control and did not conform to the norms of femininity, shared fashion and music

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Consumer culture plus example

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A culture in which the majority of consumers avidly desire eg goods. Eg shopping addiction for designer clothes

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Williams??

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Parents buy their children gender stereotypical toys to teach them what they should buy for that gender

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Taylor??

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Mcdonaldisation, society is becoming like a business where ideas and trends are mass produced. Focuses on American ideals

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High culture plus example

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The set of cultural products held in the highest esteem. Contrasted with low culture and the less well educated. The masses eg horse riding and polo

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Mac an Ghail for high culture ??

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The ‘real Englishman’ school subculture engaged in high culture

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Berger?

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Analysed oil paintings and said that art is used to transmit ruling class ideas that possessions are important

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Popular culture plus example

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Ideas and attitudes that are deemed preferred by a majority group, usually followed by the masses eg certain technology such as IPhones

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Mcrobbie or and Garber for pop culture ??

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Bedroom culture of teenage girls, Jackie magazines

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Mac an Ghail for pop culture ??

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The macho lads school subculture show popular culture

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Global culture plus example

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One world culture. Earths inhabitants will lose their cultural diversity and one culture will be experienced by all people
Eg fashion and food from around the world

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Polemus??

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In postmodern society the media provides us with a tool to ‘shop for our style’ and we have supermarket of style which we can pick and choose different aspects to create or identity

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Cultural diversity plus example

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Ethnic, gender, age and socioeconomic variety within a society
Eg

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Cultural hybridity plus example??

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When different ethnic styles and cultures are combined in novel ways
Eg Brasians

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Butler??

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Although British Asians retained respect for Islam they also adopt Western ideas about education and careers

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Gillespie??

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British punjabis use television and videos to redefine their ethnic identities. They actively experience different cultures and mix them into new identities

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Media saturation plus example

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We have a society dominated by the media. Postmodernist concept and this leads to global culture as everyone has access to media
Eg

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Cultural Navigation plus example

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Where young minorities switch codes eg behave differently at home and with peers
Eg

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Seidler??

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Girls from some Asian backgrounds lead a double life taking on a traditional female role at home and adopting a more questioning femininity outside

30
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Assimilation plus example?

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When the ethnic culture is abounded and the mainstream culture is adopted
Eg

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Johan and Bains??

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Some children wear a metaphorical ‘white mask’ to fit in with the majority culture at school

32
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Culture studies

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Song and holm et bowlker

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Roles studies

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Parsons and Alpert

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Status studies

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Holm and bowlker and savage

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Subculture studies

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Mcrobbie and Garber and Blackman

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Consumer culture studies

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Williams and Taylor

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High culture studies

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Mac an Ghail and Berger

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Popular culture studies

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Mcrobbie and Garber and Mac an Ghail

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Global culture studies

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Taylor and Polemus

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Cultural diversity

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Song

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Cultural hybridity studies

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Butler and Gillespie

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Media saturation studies

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Polemus and Mcrobbie and Garber

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Cultural navigation studies

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Seidler and Mac and Ghail

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Assimilation studies

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Johal and Bains and Mac and Ghail