Paper 1 - Age identity Flashcards

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Chronological age

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actual age, biological years
brings status and roles, instinct about how we should act

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Age, stages of life

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stages of life ppl pass, thru life course
age socially constructed

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Postman (childhood,shield)

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childhood merged when spread of literacy allowed adults to shield children from various aspects of adult life ‘innocent’ chid was created

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Palmer (toxic)

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UK children experiencing ‘toxic childhood syndrome’

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Youth - Hebdige (punk) {marxist}

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rebellion and resist norm
bricolage - safety pins as earings

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Youth - Clarke (skinhead) {marxist}

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youth based around rebellion and resistance against low status in society

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Youth - Polhemus (Postmodernism)

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supermarket of style all about choice
young ppl create their identity

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Youth - Willis

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youth time fro growing up, most no deviant behaviour, identify as ‘normal’

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Youth - Eisenstadt (consensus, belonging) {functionalism}

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youth culture binds young ppl to society, value consensus, feeling of belonging
trasnsitional period to rebel clarifies norms/values, conformity

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Youth - Parson (compulsory education) {functionalist}

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youth category from change in family due to capitalism youth dont need to work to support bcs of compulsary education
learn independence and take adult status e.g. uni, moving out

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Youth - Maffesoli (neo-tribes) {postmodernist}

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youth don’t belong to one subculture, they switch thru many
try diff clothes, music, styles -. neo-tribes

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Adulthood - Bradley (status)

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charactrised by family and career, independant from parental families
higher status, linked closely to careers

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Middle age - Victor

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development between young adulthood and old age, 40s to 50s

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Middle age

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view life diff, children leave home ‘empty nest syndrome’
‘mid-life crisis’

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Old age - Mckingsley (opss/barriers)

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social category that brings new roles, assumptions, opps and barriers

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Old age - Victor

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stereotyped –> lonely, unable to learn, poor health, dependant on others
old age a homogenous category

17
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Blytheway (catagorise)

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ppl find difficult to fit thmselves into an age category

18
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Laslett (alternative 3 ages)

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First age, period of socialisation
Second age, phase of work and childrearing
Third age, time of independence

19
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Featherstone & Hepworth (media blurs)

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media images of ageing create new identities
‘retro’ fashion and comeback band tours, help blur boundaries of life course

20
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5 socialisations into age identities

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  • Family - Education - Media - Peer group - Religion