Subcultural Theories of Crime & Deviance - Walter Miller | A Level Sociology

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  • @Raikou_Zenith
    @Raikou_Zenith Před 5 měsíci +2

    Key Points:
    - The six concerns are excitement, toughness, smartness, trouble, and autonomy.
    - Working class males crave excitement in their leisure time, and this can be seen through drinking alcohol, recreational drug usage, sexual encounters and fighting.
    - Toughness is associated with the working class as status is awarded for displaying masculine characteristics such as strength or the ability to beat opponent in the fight.
    - In this context, smartness refers to street smart, the ability to outwit others. This can be seen in illegal gambling and gaming.
    - Working class males were more likely to deal with issues themselves rather than alert the authorities.