Sociology- Sociological arguments about the nature of culture
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- Created on: 13-06-17 15:23
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2. Name three features of mass culture (only one answer has three correct features).
- It has no lasting value, is hard to understand, and is authentic.
- It is easy to understand, not rooted in the experiences of those who enjoy it, and created by companies in order to make a profit.
- It is of little artistic merit, bland, and created by those who enjoy it.
3. What does the Frankfurt school argue about mass culture?
- People are aware of how they are being exploited through culture, but think they are unable to change it.
- It maintains ideological hegemony, are its consumers as lulled into being passive and not challenging dominant ideas.
- It reinforces the values of the ruling class, but people can contribute actively do it.
4. What did Durkheim (func.) believe would happen to workers in newly industrialised cities?
- Social control would break down, leading to a state of anomie for most.
- That social control would be stronger than in towns and villages.
- That bigger communities would have more cultural ties to one another.
5. Name three key features of folk culture (only one answer has three correct features).
- Shows the beliefs of those in the society, includes folk music and dance, is part of large scale societies.
- Provides mechanical solidarity, is created by the people involved in the society, it is rooted in experiences and beliefs of ordinary people.
- Provides organic solidarity, is created by people in the society, is passed by word of mouth.
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