SOC101Y1 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Pierre Bourdieu, Erving Goffman, Crystallization

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Socialization: is a lifelong process by which people learn each others cultures: norms, values and roles. Roles is behaviour expected of a person occupying a particular position in society i. e. student, sibling, worker, etc. Social psychology relationship between individuality and social context. Freud only social interaction allows the self to emerge i. e. with our parents, developing relationships, with authority: extremely important relationships really allow our selves to emerge the most. Mead i (individual impulses, self as subject) and me (generalized other, self as object) I goes and do things, interacts, active component: me thinking about yourself, self as a constellation of multiple selves. Different aspects of people that come out depending on their surroundings, companies, environment with quite a bit of variations. Moving away from the one true self : who we are is a culmination of a lot of different selves we"ve made.

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