Students are expected to be familiar with sociological explanations of the following content:
- different conceptions of culture, including subculture, mass culture, folk culture, high and low culture, popular culture and global culture
- the socialisation process and the role of the agencies of socialisation
- the self, identity and difference as both socially caused and socially constructed
- the relationship of identity to age, disability, ethnicity, gender, nationality, sexuality and social class in contemporary society
- the relationship of identity to production, consumption and globalisation.
Culture and Identity ( Paper 2) Introduction
Cultural Diversity, Subculture and Cultural Hybridity
Culture, Socialisation and the Formation of Identity
The Self and Identity: The Looking-Glass Self and Symbolic Interactionist Approaches
Cultural Diversity, Subculture and Cultural Hybridity
Culture, Socialisation and the Formation of Identity
The Self and Identity: The Looking-Glass Self and Symbolic Interactionist Approaches
Cultural Diversity, Subculture and Cultural Hybridity
Culture, Socialisation and the Formation of Identity
The Self and Identity: The Looking-Glass Self and Symbolic Interactionist Approaches