Component one Section A 0.0 / 5 ? SociologyCulture and SocialisationASOCR Created by: mollyyodaCreated on: 03-05-18 16:08 Culture = Way of life Williams (1983) 1 of 20 Culture of society is based on 'Shared, meanings,values and preactices' Woodward (2000) 2 of 20 Distinction between high culture and popular culture based on the power of those supporting it Bourdieu (1984) 3 of 20 African-Caribbeans living in the UK were most likely to mention skin colour as part of their ethnicity Modood (1997) 4 of 20 Traditional customs and rituals are still important in shaping ethnic identities Modood (1997) 5 of 20 A "Nation" is an "imagined community" most members will not meet most of their fellow members Anderson (1983) 6 of 20 Traditional set if gender codes (hegemonic masculinity and femininity) Connell (1995) 7 of 20 By the time children are 5, they have a clear idea of their gender identity Stalham 8 of 20 1970s girls - "Love,marriage,husbands and children" 1990s girls - "Jobs, Careers and education" Sue Sharpe 9 of 20 men - Boss, high up women - subordinate in society Billingham (1998) 10 of 20 Women are more focused on careers and careers define a womans ambitions Wilkinson (1994) 11 of 20 Men are more emotional and involved around the house Connell (1995) 12 of 20 Being homosexual is more complex than other aspects of identity Weeks (1991) 13 of 20 Womans sexuality is oppressed by the patriarchal society and women are not inherently hetrosexual Rich (1980) 14 of 20 Upper class lives are invisible to the rest of us Mackintosh and Mooney (2004) 15 of 20 The term "Childhood" emerged when there way a sudden need for children to be shielded Postman (1982) 16 of 20 The stresses of youth are not found in all cultures Margret Mead (1928) 17 of 20 Middle age has a higher status than youth and young adults as they have more power Bradley (1996) 18 of 20 old people view themselves negatively due to how they are portrayed in media Corner (1999) 19 of 20 The medical model Shakespeare 20 of 20
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