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Sociology Key Names

From yr 12 and Yr 13 content - Media, Crime, Education and Family

SociologistTheory
Functionalist: Durkheim Social Solidarity Value Consensus Secondary Socialisation Skills for Work Crime reflects Collective Consciousness Positive benefits of Crime
Functionalist: Parsons Organic Analogy Functional Prerequisites Meritocracy and Hierarchy Crime Sex Role Theory Primary Socialisation Stabilisation of Adult Personality Industrialisation changed the family Reduced functions of the family Bridge Between child + adult
Functionalist: Merton Not everything is Necessary Not everything is Interconnected Some Institutions are Dysfunctional Latent and Manifest Functions Social Change Strain Theory
Marxist: Marx Economic Determinism Means of Production Harmful effects of Capitalism False Consciousness Revolution Communism
Marxist: Gramsci Rejecting Economic Determinism Superstructure Counter Hegemony Organic Intellectuals Consent and Coercion Hegemonic Control
Marxist: Althusser Critical of Economic Determinism and Superstructure Critical of Counter Hegemony and Organic Intellectuals Ideological and Repressive State Apparatus Dictatorship of the Proletariat
Early Feminism: Mary Wollstonecraft Patriarchy Oppression
Early Feminism: Simone De Beauvoir Sex, Gender and Socialisation
Liberal Feminism: Oakley Malestream sociology Policy Duel Burden Gender Socialisation Encourage Dependency and Domesticity Industrialisation caused changes in Conjugal Roles Still Segregated - Housewife Study
Marxist Feminism: Benston Capitalism and Patriarchy Reserve Labour Army
Marxist Feminism: Ansley Takers of shit Double Exploitation
Radical Feminism: Greer Significance of Masculinity and Gender Separatism and Political Lesbianism Root of Patriarchy
Early Interactionism: Weber Social Constructs Social Action Micro Approach
Interactionism: Mead Self Concept
Interactionism: Goffman Dramaturgical Approach
Interactionism: Becker Labelling theory Ideal Pupil No Objective Deviance Moral Entrepreneurs Self Fulfilling Prophecy
Late Modernism: Giddens Globalisation Consumerism Surveillance Risk Society
Post Modernism: Bauman Liquid Modernity Individualisation
Post Modernism: Lyotard Rejection of Metanarratives
Functionalism: Davis and Moore Role Allocation
Functionalism: Chubb and Moe Marketisation
Marxist: Bourdieu Cultural Capital
Marxist: Bowles and Gintis Correspondence Theory Myth of Meritocracy
Neo-Marxist: Willis Anti School Subculture
Waterhouse Teacher stereotypes
Lacey Differentiation and Polarisation Polarisation and Class
Woods Adapting to School Values
Mac an Ghail Work and Sexuality Subcultures Crisis of Masculinity
Ball Setting, Streaming and Class
Douglas Material Deprivation Home Environment Catchment area Parental attitudes to education Parental level of education
Sugarman Subcultural Values
Bernstein Restricted Language Codes
Gilborn Black Ethnic Stereotypes Setting, Streaming and Black Minorities White British and Low Parental Interest
Bhatti Effects of Teacher Ethnic Stereotypes South Asian and Traditional Values
Sewell Black Culture of Resistance
Demie Black Caribbean/African and Lone Parenthood Values
Sunder Differences in South Asian Muslim Area Funding
Dweck Gender and Self Confidence
Functionalism: Fletcher Industrialisation Increased Family Function
Marxism: Engels Protect Inheritance Purchasable Prostitutes Promiscuous Hoard to Nuclear Family
Marxism: Zaretsky Domestic Care of Future Labour Emotional Security from Capitalism Acceptance of Authority Pester Power
Feminism: Somerville Improved Equality and Choice
Post Modernism: Hareven Individual Life Course Analysis
Stacey Divorce Extended Family
Beck-Gernsheim Confluent Love and Pure Relationships
New Right: Marsland Dependency Culture
New Right/Right Realist: Murray Underclass Harmful Family Diversity
New Right: Morgan Increased Divorce and Decreased Marriage is Harmful Marriage-lite Diverse Families are a Social Problem
Liberal Feminism: Askham Marriage is a Personal Intimate Achievement
Liberal Feminism: Beajouan Diverse Families Strengthens Marriage
Berthoud Black Families and Individualism
Levin LAT's caused by Modern Technology and changes in the Labour Market
Bott 2 types of Roles - Segregated and Joint
Young and Willmott New Symmetrical Roles Weakened Society caused changes in Conjugal Roles
Bagdikian Concentration of Ownership Horizontal Integration Synergy Technological Convergence
Galtung and Ruge News Values
Glasgow Media Group Gate keeping Agenda Setting Source of Trouble Hierarchy and Wealth International Problems Disabled Scroungers
Davies Churnalism
S Cohen Moral Panics
Katz and Lazarsfield Two Step Flow Model
Baudrillard Hyper Reality Simulacrum
McQuaill Uses and Gratification Model
Klapper Selective Filtering
Morley Structured Interpretation Model
Newson Desensitisation
Bandura Imitating Violence Bobo Doll Study
Cumberbatch No evidence of link between violent media and violent people Under Represented Disability
J Young Sensitisation Master Status ?
Sanger Catharsis
Lister Characteristics of New Media
Naughton Platform Power
Mckinnon Sovereigns of Cyberspace
Cornfield Evolution of Media to New Media
McNair Revolution of Media to New Media Cultural Optimists More Informed Audiences Consumer Choice Global Village More Interactions and Social Life Influence Society/Media/Democracy
Keen Cultural Pessimists Validity of Information Cultural Imperialism Lack of Regulation limited Consumer Choice Undermining Social Interactions Surveillance New Media Owners
Tunstall Stereotypes of Housewives
Tuchman Symbolic Annihilation
Wolf Male Gaze Women as Sex Objects
Gauntlett Women as Independent Improved Homosexual Representations
McRobbie Illusion of Equality
Easthope Naturally Male
Connel Toxic Masculinity Hegemonic Masculinity
Whannel Conflict of Masculinity
Jones Romanticised Working Class Heroes
Tyler Chav Scum
Nairn Royal Family and National Identity
Batchelor Symbolic Annihilation of Homosexuals
Craig Negative Stereotype Representation of Homosexuals
Barnes Stereotype Representations of Disability
Strinati Blending of High and Low Culture Consumer choice and identity
Marcuse Mass Culture Benefits Capitalism Consumerism Increased Disposability Traditional Factory Roles Unchallenging and Undemanding and Fun
Flew Characteristics of Global Popular Culture New Media and the Internet McDonaldisation Cultural Homogenisation Global Consciousness
Marxism: Thussu Global Infotainment replacing Serious Issues
Marxism: Fenton Cultural Imperialism
Compaine Diversity of Choice
Tomlinson Glocalisation Hybridisation
Functionalism: Hirschi Social Bonds of Control
Functionalism: A Cohen Delinquent Boys Subculture
Functionalism: Cloward and Ohlin Illegitimate Subculture
Functionalism: Miller Working Class Focal Concerns
Marxism: Bonger Capitalism is Crimogenic Capitalism causes Social Exclusion
Marxism: Gilroy Symbolic Resistance Black Crime as Resistance
Marxism: Taylor Full Social Theory of Deviance
Marxism Chamblis The Law reflects Working Class Interests
Marxism: Spitzer Selective Law Enforcement
Marxism: Hall Policing the Crisis
Interactionism: Lemert Primary and Secondary Deviance
Interactionism: Braithwite Disintegrative and Reintergrative Shaming
Smart Malestream Criminology
Carlen Class and Gender Deal
Heindensohn Control Theory
Messerschmidt Hegemonic masculinity Domestic Violence and Femicide
Henry and Milovanovic Crime as a Social Harm
Lyng Edgework
Katz Seductive
Right Realist: Wilson Broken Windows
Left Realist: Lea and Young Marginalisation Relative Deprivation Subculture
Right Realist: Wilson and Hernstein Discordant Families
Right Realist: Felson Rational Choice Theory
Pryce Hustling Subcultures
Driver and Ballard Asian Extended Family Support
Archer and Francis Chinese Desire Achievement
Foucalt Sovereign Power to Discipline Power
Mathisen Bottom Up Surveillance
Feely and Simon Actuarial Justice
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