Youth Cultures and Globalisation 35 Mark Question Plan

Question 1

What is the topic of the first and last paragraph?

Answer 1

Introduction and Conclusion

Question 2

What must you do at the end of every main supporting point part of the paragraphs?

Answer 2

Link it back to the question

Question 3

P1 Point

Answer 3

Globalisation has resulted in youth cultures no longer being present in society

Question 4

P1 Supporting Study

Answer 4

Thornton

Question 5

P1 Supporting Study Explanation

Answer 5

They have been replaced with neo-tribes, which only construct themselves by what is “in” at the time

Question 6

P1 Criticism Theory

Answer 6

Functionalism

Question 7

P1 Criticism Point

Answer 7

Youth cultures are still present in society as there has not been a rise in anomie

Question 8

P1 Criticism Study

Answer 8

Durkheim

Question 9

P1 Criticism Study Explanation

Answer 9

Young people are still able to conform to a value consensus when they integrate into society

Question 10

P2 Point

Answer 10

The affect of globalisation is it had fragmented society

Question 11

P2 Supporting Study

Answer 11

Lyotard

Question 12

P2 Supporting Study Explanation

Answer 12

Society is no longer working together as a whole, meaning there has been a growth in individualism

Question 13

P2 Criticism Theory

Answer 13

Marxism

Question 14

P2 Criticism Point

Answer 14

Postmodernists have ignored that capitalism is still dominant in society

Question 15

P2 Criticism Study

Answer 15

Gramsci’s Capitalist Hegemony concept

Question 16

P2 Criticism Study Explanation

Answer 16

This means that young people must still be forming youth cultures as they are created to resist capitalism which is still present

Question 17

P3 Point

Answer 17

Globalisations affect on youth cultures is it has reduced the incentive to socialise face-to-face with other young people

Question 18

P3 Supporting Study

Answer 18

Livingstone’s New Bedroom Culture

Question 19

P3 Supporting Study Explanation

Answer 19

Young people have access to technology which they can message their friends on and also get information about the world world from

Question 20

P3 Criticism Theory

Answer 20

Feminism

Question 21

P3 Criticism Point

Answer 21

They have not focused on the continuity of socialisation for girls throughout the decades

Question 22

P3 Criticism Study

Answer 22

McRobbie and Garber

Question 22

P3 Criticism Study Explanation

Answer 22

Although they have acknowledged that technology has changed, the socialisation process for girls with bedroom culture is still the same

Question 23

P4 Point

Answer 23

Youth cultures and globalisation are related as everything has lost its meaning

Question 24

P4 Supporting Study

Answer 24

Polhemus

Question 25

P4 Supporting Study Explanation

Answer 25

Polhemus’ concept of ‘triumph of style over substance’ means young people have access to all clothes and behaviours, not caring about symbolism

Question 25

P4 Criticism Theory

Answer 25

Interactionism

Question 26

P4 Criticism Point

Answer 26

Labels still have a significant meaning in society

Question 27

P4 Criticism Study(‘s)

Answer 27

Becker, Braithwaite

Question 28

P4 Criticism Study Explanation

Answer 28

Young people will still have ‘master statuses’ applied to them, which will override all other characteristics of an individual, especially when experiencing Disintegrative shaming

Question 29

P5 Point

Answer 29

Globalisation has meant that youth cultures can still exist on an international scale

Question 30

P5 Supporting Study

Answer 30

Maffesoli’s Global Village Concept

Question 31

P5 Supporting Study Explanation

Answer 31

It shows the interconnectedness of the world by communication so young people can talk to people from other countries easier

Question 32

P5 Criticism Theory

Answer 32

Functionalism

Question 33

P5 Criticism Point

Answer 33

Postmodernists have exaggerated the impact of having youth cultures spanning over multiple countries

Question 34

P5 Criticism Study

Answer 34

Parsons

Question 35

P5 Criticism Study Explanation

Answer 35

Parsons would argue that the fundamental reason for youth cultures is still to act as a bridge from childhood to adulthood, so they have not changed that much still.