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goths have alternative style that they make or buy and do not earn the status through behaviour like other youth subcultures

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hodkinson

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youths will join youth subcultures for a smooth transition into adulthood with peers to support

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eisenstadt
eisensmooth

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rite of parsons
the education system is the best way to escape social class

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parsons

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upper classci can decide the culture of the lower classci

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gramsci

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proletarianisation

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braverman and wright

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reserve army of labour

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emplyers having spare employees to keep wages low

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class status and power

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weberian idea

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everyone wants to be successful

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cohen

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menner
miller

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working class men formed gangs

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wyn and white

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young people tend to have a big interest in style and outlook

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barr,one and duorris
barron and norris

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primary and secondary job market, primary is good and u can have maternity leave and secondary is poor wages and hours

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hebdige

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new tech new subcultures

punks are a form of resistance

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bennit

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cultural identities are more fluid nowadays and skinheads and punks only stick to one subculture

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reinner

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personal choise and taste are more important to youths than money or family

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hall and teddyson
hall and jefferson

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weakest classes have the strongest cultures
teddy boys

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clarke

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skinheads exaggerated working class masculity.

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brake

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magical solutions, solves problems to join youth subcultures.

skinheads are usually students living on benefits and grants

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muggleton

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many subcultures are from working class backgrounds

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mcrobbie
miss robber

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critical sociologists ignore female roles in subcultures

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polemus

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supermarket of style

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maffesoli

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youth culture have now ceased to exist for young people and replaced by fluid and open movements called neo-tribes

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luke and luke
insta and snap

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culture nowadays derives from media and spreads globally becoming richer

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cashmore

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study of gangsta rap and the evolution of media and culture

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clas bradley

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post modernists do not have a definition of class

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campbell
ragga girls follow the culture of violence and crime
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machoghail mcghail
women do not like the macho attitudes but will still choose them when deciding on a boyfriend.
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hey
women exaggerated sex and used it as a tool against men
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heidi
women ignored racist attitudes from teachers and tended to overachieve in school
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taylor walton and young
working class youth choose to commit crime because of their experience of the injustices of capitalism in terms of wealth and power
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gilroy
black street crime reflects young black people's anger at the way that white society and treated black society in history
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mcneil
the hidden curriculum teaches children how to conform
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bourdieu
schools teach in middle class language and favour middle class students cultural capital
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hasley
2 tests to identify discrimination, everyone has same opportunities, the population of proteted characteristics is equal to the population of the surrounding area.
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reay and lucy
some students and parents lie and cheat to get the child into a good enough school with better results
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turner
schools with high percentage of working class youth have bad hygene and health reports, those with good reports are all girl schools
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gorard and stra tymms fication
exam results relate to parents stratification
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aldridge
safeguards that keep kids from failing are really strong and effective
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chubby and moe
schools need to compete with eachother to improve their ofsted score
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ball, bowe and gerwritez
educational changes such as new rite have improved secondary schools
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gillbourne and youdell
neighbouring schools compete for grades a-c economy
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cohen
training kids to do working class jobs lowers there efforts in middle class jobs
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clarke and willis
students are cheaper to employ than adults hidden curriculum provides obedient workforce
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althusser
education teaches kids to accept their stratification
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connor and devon
1 of 5 higher education students come from working class backgrounds
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david over-reynolds
impossible for capitalism to overrule the education system
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giroux
working class students focused more on designing their own education
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robert merton
strain theory
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bynner and josh
social class differences have changed from 1950's to 1990's
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hasley, heath and ridge
poor students know that their experience of school will be different to rich kid's
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bourdieu
teachers only teach in a middle class language undermining of working class choices and confidence is a form of symbolic violence
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archer and shita
year 11s in crowded areas of inner london had a sense of not being good enough
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forsyth and furlong
student who come from deprived areas who go to uni may be the richest from these areas
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heaton and lawson
teachers are still sexist getting the boys to move the furniture
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warrington and young
women's success is seen as a problem not an achievement
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fuller
black girls in Brent are determined to get jobs that their mothers would've had if they'd succeeded
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durkheim
crime is good for norms and conformity - regulation bonds between society - integration change of law and legislation - social change
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