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Community and Social Capital - Sociology - Making Sense of Society (Seminar 9)
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Sociology degree seminar notes. The Module: Making Sense of Society. The topics covered in this particular seminar: Community and Social Capital. Notes are made on the strong and weak terms of social capital and at the last page, notes are made on how to prepare for the writing of a report which is...

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  • April 1, 2021
  • 4
  • 2020/2021
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  • Seminar 9 - community

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  • sociology
  • making sense of society
  • community
  • sociologist
  • culture
  • social capital

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Module: Making Sense of Society


Seminar 9: Community


Key source = important source, but it’s not the only one.

You should look for relevant up-to-date and good quality information. Use a range of
academic sources that addresses that topic.


Activity 1: Lecture and reading material

(1)
What makes up a community?

Why are communities important?

General list of communities:
 Cultural community  ethnic heritage
 Identity  gender, class, shared interest
 Sporting community  does not mean people who play the sport – they could
be football supporters.
 Where we live  similar economic and cultural identification, shared interest


(2)
 London
 Religious affiliations
 Place gives a very important sense of community especially for migrants
 The Sikh community for example – the biggest Sikh temple is situated in
Southall. There tends to be a process by which communities are established
around where they worship, but as time goes by, they branch out to other
areas.
 Leicester is actually a very diverse place
 North London is the centre of the Jewish community
 The media perpetuates that a certain community lives only in a certain area.
How do they do that? Using key sound bites, doing quick interviews with
someone to get a perspective from that community. The media can reduce
these parts of London to a single identity.
 Schools

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