The Transition from Youth to Adulthood in Modern Britain
youth transitions in postmodern society are full of uncertain choices and constrained by government policy and social class.
youth transitions in postmodern society are full of uncertain choices and constrained by government policy and social class.
To what extent do people of different social class backgrounds identify with their objective social class position and feel as
the idea that there is a ‘war’ between younger and older generations is a media construction.
Many national identities do not have formal nation states with full autonomy: examples include the Welsh, the Basques, the Kurds and the Palestinians.
The GBCS found seven ‘objective’ social classes based on economic, cultural and social capital. However, most people do not identify with these social classes!
A summary of Kath Woodward’s theory of how identity is constructed.
Barrie Thorne used observations in two primary schools and theorised that children played an active role in constructing their own gender identities.
socialisation is an active process of social interaction