Social Change and Social Movements

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What is a social movement?

An organized collective action motivated by the desire to provoke some sort of social change.

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What is the connection between social movement and the course theme?

The course theme is that people are a cause and consequence of society and social movements involve society undergoing change.

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What are alternative social movements?

An organization seeks change for specific individuals and focuses on one aspects of their lives.

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What are redemptive social movements?

An organization seeks radical change for their supporters. Sometimes these group have religious bias and are described as cults.

However, New Religious movements are a more fitting term. NRMs have high tension with dominant religious but have the potential to become mainstream religions.

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What are reform social movements?

An organization seeks to overthrow an entire social system and replace it with a new one.

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What are some social movement tactics?

  • Persuasion

  • Bargaining

  • Coercion

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What are some consequences of social movements?

  • Changed social policies and attitudes

  • New organizations

  • Biographical change for participants

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What is an ideology?

A system of beliefs, values and ideas used to explain how things are or how they should be.

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What role does ideology play in social movements?

Ideology is used in social movements to justify what change they seek.

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What are social movement frames?

Shared meanings that explain what is wrong and what should be done about it.

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What is a master frame?

A frame used by many social movements in society.

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What is a frame alignment?

Link between social movement frame and frame of social movement recruits.

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What are the types of frame alignments?

  • Bridging: Ways to appeal to potential members that are thought to be sympathetic towards the frame.

  • Amplification: Ways to appeal to potential members by arguing their frame is consistent with popular belief.

  • Extension: Ways to appeal to potential members by extending the fram to include concerns of supporters.

  • Transformation: Ways to appeal to potential members by encouraging them to reject other views and adopt the activists perspective.