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society is based on class divisions and exploitation
- two classes
- ruling and working class
- the ruling class own the means of production and the working class work for them
- this creates class conflict which could over throw capitalism so social instituions reproduce class inequalities to make inequalities justified and acceptable
- two classes
Althusser
- education is part of the ideological state apparatus
- education mass media and family reproduce class inequalities by making capitalism seem normal
- this makes people remain working class
- education mass media and family reproduce class inequalities by making capitalism seem normal
- education is part of the ideological state apparatus
Bourdieu
- saw main function of education as reproducing and legitimizing rule class ideology
- saw education as a way of socialising working class into a culture of failure so that they stay working class
Bowles and Gintis
- say there is a close relationship between education and the work place
- correspondence principle operates through hidden curriculum .
- it helps produce a subservient workforce
- pupils learn to be motivated by exernal rewards
- the hidden curriclum encourages accpetance of hierarchy
- it helps produce a subservient workforce
Willis
- argues working class lads see through meritocracy and create a anti school subculture which challeneges the schools dominant values
- says that their anti school subculture leads them to dead end jobs whichsupports bowles and gintis
- criticisms Blackledge and hunt
- ignores the full ranges of subcultures in school
- his sample is inadequate as he generalises the role of education. he used 12 boys who were no means they typical children at school
- argues working class lads see through meritocracy and create a anti school subculture which challeneges the schools dominant values
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