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elements of a moral panic
concern, hostility, consensus, disproportionality, and volatility.
concern
talk, emotion, hate crimes, backlash crimes, media coverage
hostility
us vs them
consensus
wide agreement that the threat is real and that significant action is needed to address it.
disproportion
exaggeration, fabrication, stories of harm
volatility
the panics are short lived and come as quickly as they leave
moral panic
someone getting really scared, and someone coming and saying “i can make you feel safe”
fear
is necessary, happens before reasoning kicks in, can be socially constructed
practice of discernment
what are real fears? what are not?
relies on cultivating trust
trusting nothing, high fear ←—————————————→ trusting everything, low fear
post structuralism
language and discourse have no separation, no real truth only truths that individuals or cultures happen believe
epistemes
knowledge categories
Foucault cared about:
specialists who created technical knowledge
epistemes
discourse - collections of linguistic tools, habits and descriptions
how does knowledge work?
through language, creates order of things
explain knowledge/power
those who control language have power
since truth is relative each knowledge category is only one small truth competing against others
what does knowedge/power have to do with deviance
epistemes of psych, sowk, soc, crim define what is “normal” and that’s what gives them power (to judge) and values often deviant (to be judged)
normal vs abnormal
normal is the absence of abnormal
people with expertise decide what is abnormal
why does foucault say is responsible for the change in punishment (ex: drawing and quartering to timetables)
he says changes in knowledge happen because power changes
the king can’t watch you like cameras and police can today so he has to scare people with punishment
doesn’t make sense in this time to try and figure out what’s in peoples head like today
judges care about criminals souls and mind which is why we have specialists testify
what does an evaluation do
tell you if you are normal or abnormal
mechanisms of discipline are everywhere, give an example
taking an online quiz and taking it seriously = self judging/disciplining
alienation
making a product all the time and having no control over where it goes and never seeing the end product therefore being separated from the creative process
what makes capitalism possible
mass production
what does marx mean by “the extent of my money is the extent of my power”
the amount of money i have is who i am, because we have no creativity anymore
if you have enough money, it can change who you are (ex: plastic surgery)
capitalism
you can buy anything you need to make you feel enough
marx says money gives you what
power
we come steps closer to holding money higher than friends, family, etc.
what happens when you use money
you become alienated from yourself
what happens when you sacrifice your creativity
you are alienating yourself from yourself (ex: ai, makeup, plastic surgery, etc.)