studies Flashcards
aaron cicourel
canteen culture where police talk and label certain groups as the ideal criminal
george murdock (‘49)
studied 250 societies and defined family as:
- living together
- male/female parents
- sexual relationship
- must have children
new rightists (family)
nuclear family is the only successful form and single parent families rely on the state
ellis cashmore
men such as david beckham are challenging male stereotypes and a ‘new man’ is emerging
this is one that does their hair, is more emotional ETC.
jonathon gershurney (‘92)
there is a lagged adaptation
men are starting to be involved in house work but it isn’t happen fast enough / as fast as women are starting to dominate the workplace ETC.
jack fawbert (‘00)
moral panic against youths about hoodies
stereotyped to be criminals
jhally and lewis
cosby show is inaccurate as it doesn’t accurately portray the racism that black people face
albert cohen
status frustration leads to crime
winship
magazines taking about women’s issues more regularly
wilmott and young (‘73)
found that the domestic division of labour was starting to become egalitarian (house work being done by both man and woman)
charles murray and norman dennis
fear of the underclass
kids from single parent families are more likely to commit crimes due to a lack of socialisation
becky francis
teachers treat male and female students differently
boys’ aggressive behaviour is far more tolerated
paul willis (70)
12 boys in midlands
antischool subculture
exaggerated masculinity
angela mcrobbie
jackie magazine
bedroom culture leads to a cult of femininity
girls discussing boys and makeup
van dijk (‘91)
in the media, ethnic minorities are portrayed negatively e.g.
- criminals
- threat to jobs
- abnormal
howard becker
prisons give a master status to people and people commit crimes due to negative labels that have been attached to them
sue sharpe
women’s ambitions have changed
70s- marriage
90s-career