Victor= Seen as period of loneliness, poor health,dependency
Mckingsley- Being 85 years old
Brings roles as grandparent, barriers of bad health, opportunity for free time, expectations of not working
3 Stages of life
Laslett 1- socialisation2-work/kids3-independence
Bradley-Youngadulthood
Characterised by career,family, higher status
Middle age 40-50
Victor- Associated with 'midlifecrisis' of confidence,emptynestsyndrome (sad parents as kids leave home),
Postman- children grow up tooquick & loseinnocence due to mediaexposure (COD or GTA V)
Palmer-Toxicchildhoodsyndrome, due to kids having media access so developmentdecreases (language) features are junkfood
Youth 12-18
Based on repetition/resistance and against lowstatus, youngunited but based around rebellion, young create sub-identity, mix of 'supermarket of style', engage in deviancy, value compensation seen as normal, high sense of belonging
Parsons- Youth is a 'rite of passage' for independence and full-capitalism
Clubculture
Bradley-middleage, higherstatus than youth/old as MArunningworld
language etc
juk prod
pment
↓
Hebdige
based on repellion/resistame to
n+ & against low status
Punks
Clarke-
young
united but based around
rebellion skinheads n
Polhemus
young create own identity
Pick & mix' or 'supermarket of style!
Willis
time for growing up & don't engage in
deviancy
Eisenstadt
Young binds together = value
Consensus rebellion seen as norm/sind night
(wrong) ->sense of belonging
Parsons
'nte of passage, youth for independence
Uni)-capitalism
Maffesoli
neo tribes
Bennett
clubculture- ecstasy ravers
Norms are accepted form of behaviour which most Society follow and are relative. E.g forming queue
•Parsons- instrumental & expressive roles
•Goffman- change over time, homosexuality deviant before, now not