Sociology Unit 1 Theorists
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- Sociology Unit 1 Theorists
- Social class identity
- Scott - social closure
- Kenway - upper class girls
- King and Raynor - middle class families
- Bourdieu - cultural capital
- Goodwin - yummy mummies
- Saunders - conspicuous consumption
- Wright - contradictory class position
- Willis - Lads and Earoles
- Bowles and Gintis - education reproduces inequalities
- Mac an Ghaill - crisis of masculinity
- Murray - underclass dependency
- Jordan - underclass
- Pakulski and Waters - shift from production to consumption
- Offe - decline of social class idenitity
- Skeggs - working class women's instrumental attitudes to work
- Gender identity
- Mead - gender is not innate
- Parsons - instrumental and expressive
- Oakley - 4 central processed
- McRobbie - bedroom culture
- Ferguson - cult of femininity
- Skelton - hidden curriculum
- Kelly - science is packaged for boys
- Colley - subject preferences
- Adkins - gender segregation at work
- Wilkinson - convergence between masculine and feminine
- Connell - four types of masculinity
- Nixon/Mort - new masculinity
- Jackson - Ladettes
- Weeks - homosexual statements
- Plummer - homosexual career
- McCormack - decrease in homophobia
- Rich - compulsory heterosexuality
- Ethnic identity
- Cashmore and Troyna - turning inwards
- Hebdige - resisting racism
- Ghuman - differences in British and Asian cultures
- Anwar - Asian family as a source of conflict
- Butler - new British Muslim women
- Driver and Ballard - Indian families and education
- Archer and Francis - Chinese students
- Coard - ethnocentric curriculum
- Gillborn - black students negatively stereotyped
- Alexander - myth of Asian gangs
- Sewell - hyper masculinity
- Back - cultural masks
- Gill - Blasian/Brasian
- Bennett - new Asian identities
- Johal - white masks
- Burdsey - code switching
- Phillips et al - British curriculum
- Schuden - national culture
- Kumar - missionary nationalism
- Hewitt - white backlash
- Hall - homogenisation, hybridity, resistance
- Age identity
- Griffin - dysfunctional, suffering a deficit, deviant
- Brannen - dual burden
- Hodkinson - Goths
- Carrigan and Szmigin - media portrayal
- Sontag - double standard of ageing
- Clarke and Warren - active ageing
- Johson - workplace ageism
- Voas - religion
- Featherstone and Hepworth - deconstructed life course
- Shakespeare - victim mentality
- Barnes - media representation of disability
- Gill - learned helplessness
- Murugami - self constructed disability
- Youth subcultures
- Fyvel - absence of fathers
- Abrams - affluence without responsibility
- Parons - rite of passage
- Eisenstadt - forum for frustrations
- Rozak - generation gap
- Heidensohn - malestream sociology
- McRobbie and Garber - bedroom culture
- Lincoln - bedroom sanctuarny
- Reddington - lack of female punks
- Blackman - New Wave girls
- Harris - girl power
- Hollands - Friday night, Saturday night
- Cashmore and Troyna - turning inwards
- Hebdige - Rastafarianism
- Sivanandan - Jamaican rastas
- Burdsey - code switching
- Gill - Blasian and Brasian
- Back - South London housing estate
- Bennett - blending styles
- Nayak - white wannabees
- Vale and Juno - modern primitives
- Hutnyk - cultural appropriation
- CCCS - 1970's Neo Marxists
- Hall and Jefferson - resistance to capitalism
- Brake - magical solution
- Clarke - imaginary solution
- Cohen - Mods and Rockers
- Polhemus - Supermarket of style
- Thornton - Subcultural capital
- Maffesoli - neo tribes
- Hetherington - neo tribe, not subculture
- Bennett - fluid youth identity
- Youth deviance
- Coles - the poor are more likely to commit crime
- Walmsley et al - working class prisoners
- Jacobson et al - 200 working class children
- Graham and Bowling - middle class crime
- Messerschmidt- accomplished masculinity
- Cloward and Ohlin - criminal, conflict, retreatist
- Harding - Street Casinos
- Decker and Van Winkle - push and pull factors
- White - underclass linked to gangs
- Willis - Lads and Earoles
- Raey - working class anti school subcultures
- Mac an Ghaill - Macho Lads
- Lacey - setting and streaming
- Brown - getting in, getting out, getting on
- Lea and Young - intra-racial crime
- Nightingale - deviant black boys in Philadelphia
- Bourgois -. growing up poor in the richest city in the world
- Alexander - myth of Asian gangs
- Hall - criminalisation of the black community
- Hood - black men more likely to receive custodials
- Sewell - hyper masculinity
- Mirza - black girls held back
- Archer - Asian boys 'bad boy' image
- Strand and Winston - black boys entered into lower sets
- Campbell - expressing masculinity
- Faludi - young males aren't deviant, but showing masculinity
- Bourdieu - symbolic violence
- Connell - deviance and alcohol
- Lees - control from peer group
- Klein - girls are just as violent
- Thompson - media exaggeration and moral panics
- Muncie - moral panics about girl gangs
- Jackson - Ladettes
- Pollak - Chivalry Thesis
- Gordon - consumerist 'culture of envy'
- Hall and Jefferson - resistance to capitalism
- Brake - magical solution
- Clarke - exaggeration/imaginary solution
- Merton - strain theory
- Cohen - status frustration
- Miller - focal concerns
- Murray - underclass dependency culture
- Cicourel - interaction between police and working class males
- Cohen - moral panics
- Thornton - perils of ecstasy
- Fewbert - Hoodies
- Katz - state of drift
- Lyng - edgework
- Social class identity
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