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Debates in contemporary society (Component 3, Section A)
Quick questions on Global culture and identity - OCR A-Level Sociology Component 3
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What is weighing the debate?Show answer
The two theses lead to a clear debate. Homogenisation theorists point to the global reach of brands, media and McDonaldised organisations; hybridity theorists point to glocalisation, resistance and the rise of hybrid identities. The balanced verdict is that globalisation spreads some shared culture and produces hybridity and local adaptation at the same time.
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Outline two features of Ritzer's concept of McDonaldisation. [4 marks]
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Outline and explain two reasons why some sociologists reject the idea of a single global culture. [10 marks]
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