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Flashcards by Sophie Hankin, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Sophie Hankin
almost 7 years ago
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| Question | Answer |
| The Hamar Tribe (Culture) | Has a culture rich in ceremony and ritual. To reach adulthood males must perform a ceremony and females are whipped. |
| Barker (Culture) | A multicultural society celebrates differences. (Teaching many faiths and celebrating ethnically diverse festivals.) |
| Margaret Mead (Norms) | Found very different gender roles in tribes. In Arapesh tribe both genders were gentle and cooperative. |
| Parsons (Family) | Family is a personality factory and child is a blank slate. |
| Cooper (Family) | Marxist. Family is an ideological conditioning device to socialise children to accept their exploitation. |
| Ann Oakley (Family) | Gender socialisation; Canalisation, manipulation, verbal appellation, gender codes |
| Skelton & Francis (Peer group) | Play was very gendered with boys dominating the space. |
| Sue Lees (Peer group) | Double standards applied to boys and girls sexual behaviour. |
| Harris (Peer group) | Peer group can be more influential than family in shaping identities. |
| Tony Sewell (Peer group) | 'Cultural comfort zones' describe how we socialise with people similar to us. |
| Bowles and Gintis (Education) | Marxist Education system was a giant 'myth making machine' which brainwashed children into obedience and an unquestioning attitude. |
| Parsons (Education) | The main function of education is to act as a social bridge between family and wider society. |
| Mulvey (Media) | Concept of 'male gaze' to describe how cameras eye up women encouraging viewers to assess their bodies. |
| Jock Young (Media) | Media is partly responsible for criminality as it has created a bulimic society. |
| Modood and Berthoud (Religion) | More Pakistani and Bangladeshi young people saw religion as important than whites. |
| Durkheim (Religion) | Main function of religion is to socialise members into value consensus. For example 10 commandments. |
| Waddington (Workplace) | Canteen culture refers to the set of norms and values that people who work in a particular setting have to accept. (Racist police) |
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