Please enable JavaScript.

Coggle requires JavaScript to display documents.

Using two studies and two examples, explain the different types of culture…

- - - - Disability
        
        Not Changing
        -Zola: The language used to determine disability identity like DISabled or DEformed
        -Goffman: Learned helplessness and labelling
        -Sancho: Media gaze on disability, media portrays disabled people as needing more help and are different or unable
        
        Changing
        -Modesta: Women and positive role models are emerging, and popstar incorporates their own disability into their identity
        -Murgami: Disabled people construct their own identity and reject negative and stereotypical labels
        -Shakespeare: Social model, society sees disability as a social issue, barriers that are placed to stop people from accessing society in the same way as able people
      - Age
        
        Changing
        -Postman: Childhood is shrinking due to media access for young children. They have more access to adult content
        -Palmer: Toxic childhood due to toxic parenting, means children lack face to face with parents and the media and TV has replaced parents
        -Johal: White Wannabes, youth culture is changing and incorporating various cultural influences together
        
        Not Changing
        -Willis: Young boys are socialised by the family into accepting their role in society to be in shop floor jobs and to lack aspiration
        -Parsons: Youth is a bridge between adulthood and childhood, Awa Tribe
        -Eisenstadt: Youth is a period of rebellion to enable adults to commit to the values consensus and prevent anomie
      - Sexuality
        
        Changing
        -Laws/Turing's law:Removed any criminal convictions for homosexuality
        -Gauntlet: More tolerance of sexual identity in the media and more positive role examples
        -Pink Pound: The introduction of pride month all mean the spending power of this community is more accepted now
        -2014 same-sex marriage: Turned legal
        
        Not Changing
        -Gerbner: Symbolic Annihilation, misrepresented in the media
        -Batchelor: Media underrepresents or does so in a stereotypical way
        -Craig: Stereotyped in the media
        -Rich: Family socialises women into compulsory heterosexuality
  - - - Socialised
        -Willis: Young boys are socialised by the family into accepting their role in society to be in shop floor jobs and to lack aspiration
        -Postman: Childhood is shrinking due to media access for young children. They have more access to adult content
        -Palmer: Toxic childhood due to toxic parenting, means children lack face to face with parents and the media and TV has replaced parents
      - Not socialised
        -Polemus: Supermarket of style, young people do not have a fixed identity and can pick and choose
        -Maffesoli: Youth is a period of fluid identity without set subcultures meaning it is not something we can clearly identify with
        -Mods: Are not limited to the youth period in life and many people retain membership and their style through adult life
    - - Socialised
        -Rich: Family socialises women into compulsory heterosexuality
        -Batchelor: Media underrepresents or does so in a stereotypical way
        -Gauntlett: Sexuality in the media is becoming more equal and accepted
      - Not Socialised
        -Turing's Law: Removed any criminal convictions for homosexuality
        -2014 same-sex marriage: Turned legal
        -2010 Equality Act: Protected characteristics
    - - Socialised
        -Sancho: Media gaze on disability, media portrays disabled people as needing more help and are different or unable
        -Zola: The language used to determine disability identity like DISabled or DEformed
        -Goffman: Learned helplessness and labelling
      - Not socialised
        -Murgami: Disabled people construct their own identity and reject negative and stereotypical labels
        -Shakespeare: Medical model - Society sees disability as an issue to be fixed, a problem that needs sorting