LS101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 11: Simple Explanation, Stereotype, Moral Panic
4 Jan 2016
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Watching what you say, constantly monitoring yourself. Gambling, drugs, drinking, prostitution - sometimes these acts includes victims, but most often are victimless. Moral regulation as a process: moralization bad act harm regulation. Identifying bad act, then identifying harm, now you have a basis to intervene as a government to prevent the harm. Best and worst mom: handing out grades accordingly. Country: could be promoting same things as other music, but does not receive the same panic when kids listen to it. Say no!" to massive third world invasion of canada! . Feeding their babies booze, lazy, neglectful, no responsibility. All images associated with a poor family. They"ll spend all the money from the government on booze! . They would record if you were buying booze with welfare money. And by extension, a certain social order. Not always the state we will give you a legal framework, but encouraging good behavior. Middle class - basis for this regulation.
