PP 5 & Audio: Intereactionist Aproach Flashcards

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YOU CAN DO IT!

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Hi! You got this!

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Functionalist and conflict are =MACRO!

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Macro!

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Intereactionist is =Micro

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Micro!
Small groups, dyads, 2 people

Intereactionist Approach:
-Interested in everyday interactions between people
-People shape pop culture as much as pop culture shapes people

Emphasizes how popular culture is created, diffused, and consumed
-As an outcome of social interaction
=Experienced among small groups of individuals.

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Intereactionist approach and or experiences =

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Our interactions with others influence ou experience with Pop culture

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Who is George Herbert Mead?

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He talked about how kids have a narrow and selfish view of the world

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Who is Charles Horton Cooley? LOOKING- GLASS- SELF Theory

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Looking-Glass Theory”
(pep talk to himself on the mirror, I LOOK COOL! Cooley!)
“I” is formed by interacting with others
I think I am
“Save Face”

Self is the product of social interactions:
Process of developing self identity has three stages:
1) First, we imagine how we present OURSELVES TO OTHERS
2) Then we imagine how OTHERS evaluate US ( ATTRACTIVE AND SMART!).
3) Finally, we develop some sort of feeling about OURSELVES,
such as respect or shame, as a result of these impressions

Remeber it this way:
1) ME TO OTHERS
2) THEY THINK IM SMART!
3) FEELINGS/THOUGHTS OF MYSELF

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Who is Erving Goffman? Dramaturgical Approach

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“The world is a stage & we are all actors on it!” PUT AN ACT FOR EVERYONE!

Dramaturgical approach:
People resemble performers in action
Appearing busier than you are
Many of our daily activities involve attempts to convey impressions of who we are
Impression management
Face work
Face saving behavior
Unemployment in japan

“Safe Face” You actively are trying to keep up an image
You get fired, but don’t tell anyone. Then you get a new job and no one notices.

People resemble KEEp Writing!!!!
Impression management
Ex You pretend to be working

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Mead’s Theory “Of Self”

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-The Self begins at a privileged, central position in a person’s world
-Young children picture themselves as the focus of everything
-Children find it difficult to consider the perspectives of others.
-This childhood tendency to place ourselves at the center of events never disappears

It never goes away

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Who is HOWARD BECKER? He smokes weed!

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Ex: Marijuana use: We make our expectations of things from what other people tell us about it

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Who is Solomon Asch? YOU ARE WRONG!

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-Surrendering to GROUP/PEER PRESSURE
Ex: This guys answered aquestion on a test correctly, but everyone kept saying it was wrong, then he gave up and said he was wrong too

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Who is Max Weber? AFTERLIFE! Protestant work ethics & Capitalism!

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Web of stuff: “Afterlife, Protestant, Spirit Capitalism, Capitalism to Germany”

He believes in reincarnation .
He said you will never have an “urgency in the afterlife”

Believed in Protestant in work ethics & SPIRIT OF CAPITALISM!
“Save your money for your kids,use money wisely”

The protestant ethic and the spirit of capitalism
Protestant background-> capitalistic spirit and ventures in Germany
Protestant worldview->work is a calling->abstain from indulgences
->work has religious meaning

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Malcom Gladwell the spread of fashion fads finding a job
(Remember: I am GLAD we networked)

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The spread of fashion and fads and finding a job
He was a connector= people with diverse networks

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YOU. GOT THIS BITCH!

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Delete

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How does pop culture “disseminate”? (It means to spread)

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Volume: the total number of conversations people are having
Intensity:
Valence: positive or bad talk? Ex: 50 Shades of Grey
Dispersal:
Duration-Time:

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Intereactionist believe the masses (audioence) can influence what? THE RICH!

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That we can influence the welathy coporations and we have power too!

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Who is Stanley Milgram? SHOCK MACHINE!

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VOLT MACHINE MOTHAFUCKA!
A person gives in to peer pressure to torture/ shock another person
-People are willing to “torture” under pressure

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Dude for Functionalism: Durkheim (Religion is needed)

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Dude for Conflict: Marx! (Drug is needed)

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Dude for Intereactionist: Weber (Religion influences economies)

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Intereactionist & Pop Culture Influence: Who and how are we influenced?

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-What we know about and how we experience culture (popular, consumer) influenced by our interactions with others.
Ex: Moguls & YouTubers and how they infliuence to us & they air our views. This influences us consumers to buy shit

**Popular culture moguls might produce culture BUT HOW this is consumed is informed by interaction with those around us

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Malcom Gladwell, “LETS BE DIVERSE CONNECTORS! I’M GLAD!”

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“Connectors”- people with DIVERSE NETWORKS!
Our sense of self comes from those around us- network
Birds of a feather flock together
“TIPPING POINT” BOOK

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Who is Paul Revere?

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He was successful because of the # OF PPL
and he knew and TYPE OF PPL he knew

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Stong & Weak Connections regarding relationships

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Strong connections- close family and friends

-Weak connections- acquaintances, friends of friends, random friend requests
-Weak connections but serve as bridges

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How does Pop Culture Disseminate? (It means to spread)

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Word of mouth communication- traditional, face to face communication and digital communication

1) Volume- Total number of conversations
2) Intensity- Enthusiasm
3) Valence- Positive or Negative Talk about it
4) Dispersal- How many ppl are you ablr to reach w/your communication
5) Duration- Time
6) Negative word of mouth has stronger influence on consumer behavior-
EX: Negative reviews on restaurants, books- more impact than positive reviews
7) VOLUME tends to IMPACTSALES MORE THAN VALENCE!
EX: 50 shades of grey/da vinci code

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THE INTERACTIONIST APPROACH

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ALSO CALLED SYMBOLIC INTERACTIONISM •SOCIOLOGICAL FRAMEWORK
•HUMAN BEINGS LIVE IN A WORLD OF MEANINGFUL OBJECTS (PEOPLE, ACTIONS, SYMBOLS, THINGS)
•SYMBOLS ARE IMPORTANT IN INTERACTIONIST APPROACH- NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION
•SYMBOLS HAVE A SHARED MEANING IN A PARTICULAR CULTURE AND IS UNDERSTOOD BY ALL MEMBERS IN SOCIETY
•FOR EXAMPLE- AFTERMATH OF 9/11, MANY FIRST RESPONDERS GOT TATTOOS OF FALLEN COMRADES

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Name Popularity: Stanley Lieberson. (Think of baby names)

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Names not targeted by commercial elements Names are not created in a cultural vacuum
-Parents want to give unusual names but not so unusual that it is out there

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Whatis a Peyola Scandal?

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These ppl wwew from music companies and would go out and take payout ppl to play their music

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Intereactiinist Approach: Symbolic

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People actions
Symbols
and Things