Socialisation:
Skelton and Francis: gendered play
Lees: double standards
Harris: peers>family
Sewell: cultural comfort zones
Bowles and Gintis: hidden curriculum
Waddington: canteen culture
Modood and Berthoud: 67% and 5%
Mulvey: male gaze
Young: bulimic society
Foucault: surveillance society
Oxana, Edik, Victor, Genie
Bruce Reimer: girl-boy
McRobbie: slimblondeness and Jackie magazine
Culture:
Gough: Nayar family
Mead: hamar tribe and sex in tribes
Ritzer: McDonaldization
McLuhan: global village
Bourdieu: high and pop culture
Blackman: new wave girls
Willis: the lads
CLASS
Bourdieu: cultural, economic, social capital
Mackintosh and Mooney: social closure & invisibility
Adam Smith: capitalism favours upper class
Fox: differences in middle class
Tony Blair: all middle class
Hutton: decline in trade union
Skeggs: working class women
Murray: dependency culture
Pakulski and Waters: production to consumption
Offe: no lifetime job
Marshal et al: 60% in a class, 75% with help, 90% born into a class
Savage et al: paradox, outside of classes
HYBRIDITY
Mahal: Hinglish
Fox: Jafaican
Nayak: white wannabes
Butler: Muslim women pick and choose
Brah: code switchers
Ballard: cultural navigation
Gill: Brasians
Les Back: cultural masks
AGE
Postman: childhood disappearing
Mead: hamar tribe= no youth stage
Skelton and Francis: gendered play
Lees: double standards
Harris: peers>family
Sewell: cultural comfort zones
Bowles and Gintis: hidden curriculum
Waddington: canteen culture
Modood and Berthoud: 67% and 5%
Mulvey: male gaze
Young: bulimic society
Foucault: surveillance society
Oxana, Edik, Victor, Genie
Bruce Reimer: girl-boy
McRobbie: slimblondeness and Jackie magazine
Culture:
Gough: Nayar family
Mead: hamar tribe and sex in tribes
Ritzer: McDonaldization
McLuhan: global village
Bourdieu: high and pop culture
Blackman: new wave girls
Willis: the lads
CLASS
Bourdieu: cultural, economic, social capital
Mackintosh and Mooney: social closure & invisibility
Adam Smith: capitalism favours upper class
Fox: differences in middle class
Tony Blair: all middle class
Hutton: decline in trade union
Skeggs: working class women
Murray: dependency culture
Pakulski and Waters: production to consumption
Offe: no lifetime job
Marshal et al: 60% in a class, 75% with help, 90% born into a class
Savage et al: paradox, outside of classes
HYBRIDITY
Mahal: Hinglish
Fox: Jafaican
Nayak: white wannabes
Butler: Muslim women pick and choose
Brah: code switchers
Ballard: cultural navigation
Gill: Brasians
Les Back: cultural masks
AGE
Postman: childhood disappearing
Mead: hamar tribe= no youth stage