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32 Cards in this Set
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Passive violence |
Infrastructural violence due to neglect or omission |
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Hard violence |
built infrastructural |
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Paving |
this infrastructure was absent in Clarksville |
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Telephone book |
offers valuable information on social structure |
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Censorship |
suppression of images words or ideas |
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Scandal |
public reaction to a transgression |
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Bela Lagusi |
Played Dracula in the interwar movie |
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Gorcha |
The grandfather in “The Family of the Vourdalaks” |
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What is “Olympia”? |
This painting by Edouard Manet depicted a prostitute |
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Oversimplifications about members of a group |
Stereotypes |
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controlling images |
mammy, welfare queen etc |
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What are social bonds |
Negatively related with the likelihood of committing crimes, according to Hirschi |
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Embeddedness |
infastructrure is embedded into other structures |
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What can sociologists learn from studying infrastructure |
yellow pages can tell how local business see themselves, how many restaurants of a given ethnicity are in the local whether its a sexist society or hot tubs or plastic surgeons are present |
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active vs passive infrastructural violence; |
active infrastructural violence implies a clear intent by an individual or social group passive: harmful effects derive from infrastructures limitations and omissions |
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what made nudity scandalous? What makes a provocation toturn into a scandal? |
an artwork will be deemed scandalous if its creator seems to be taking the public as fools, provocative turns into a scandal when a violent reaction occurs |
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: what were the demographic characteristics of theVourdalaks, and what is the sociological meaning of this. Also, what particularcharacteristic did they have, compared to other famous vampires in literature? |
Vourdalaks, vampire, salvic, Turkey, they are deviants, they want to suck blood of their closest relatives. |
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basic findings of HIrschi’squestionnaires (what correlates with delinquent behavior) |
low aspirations, less attached to their peers, control theory. |
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what are controlling images, how do they influence behavior? |
the mammy, the welfare queen, etc |
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how is music linked to suicide, what genre causes higherrates of suicide? |
low notes are linked to suicide, country has higher rates of suicide |
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What do moshpits represent |
Ritual of solidarity at punk concerts |
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why did sexual content in advertising decrease, |
9/11 shifted to family values, it is dependent on what is being advertised |
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Is sex in advertising effective |
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What is infrastructure |
Basic physical and organizational structures needed for the operation of a society or enterprise, or the services and facilities necessary for an economy to function. It can be generally defined as the set of interconnected structural elements that provide framework supporting an entire structure of development. It is an important term for judging a country or region's development |
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hard vas soft |
hard streets and physical infrastructure soft is organizational |
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Infrastructural violence(passive v active |
Passive Infrastructural violence due to neglect or omission active infrastructural violence implies a clear intent by an individual or social group |
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Censorship (what is it, what makes it illegal?) |
Suppression of words, images and ideas deemed offensive if done by government it is illegal if done by private interest groups it is protected by the first amendment q |
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How did the image of the vampires evolve over time, and whatare the meanings? Think of pre-WWII vampire movies, compared to more recentones, including those from the 21st century |
more sexualized |
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Stereotypes (what are stereotypes, what is their effect,negative v positive stereotypes) |
is fitting everyone into different categories |
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Hegemonic masculinity (what is the appropriate level ofanalysis, how does it relate to musical subcultures) |
hegemonic masculinity The particular normative form of masculinity that is the most honoredway of being a man, which requires all other men to positionthemselves in relation to it |
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What problems do ads (re-)produce in our society? |
constructing gender roles, stereotyping , objectivation, dissatisfaction with one's body |
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What is the relevance of the 2015 Super Bowl with respect toadvertising? |
there was a change from sex to awareness |
