Sociologi
Parte 1:
Context: Concert at Madison Square Garden and KSAN radio interview at film editing room.
Social Groups: Rolling Stones, Hells Angels (Sonny Barger), audience, filmmakers, and concert organizer (Sam Cutler)
Normative Framework: The audience at Madison Square Garden, was into the show. The Madison Square Garden crowd was respecting the group and they looked at Mick Jagger as if he was a god. In other words, there was conforming by Mick Jagger.
Folkways: Mick Jagger was in complete control over the audience. Mick Jagger mesmerized the audience.
Mores: Sonny Barger was the guy that violated the mores held by the counterculture. Sonny Barger: “when they started messing over our bikes, they started it”
Parte 2:
Context: Concert at Madison Square Garden, press conference, and Mel Beli’s office (lawyer)
Social Groups: Rolling Stones, audience, interviewers, organizers (Mr. Schneider), lawyer, racetrack owner
Normative Framework: The audience at Madison Square Garden was into the show. There was conformity as in Parte 1. They was following Mick Jaggers lead, he is the model of an anti-hero of the counterculture.
Folkways: At press conference – when Mick Jagger speaks openly about sex and being sexually satisfied.
Mores: At the press conference Mick Jagger was talking about some values about open sexual speech, but he violated the mores held by the dominant culture.
Parte 3:
Context: Recording studio, hotel, helicopter, Madison Square Garden concert, studio
Social Groups: Rolling Stones, (sound) engineer, hotel bellman, MSG concert audience, and manager.
Normative Framework: Mick Jagger was drinking liquor directly from the bottle while he listened to himself singing the bands recorded songs. When entering the hotel room, one of the Rolling Stones was looking for local groupies.
Folkways: drinking direct from the bottle, looking for groupies. Rolling Stones was listening to their own music, and tried to get that intense
Context: Concert at Madison Square Garden and KSAN radio interview at film editing room.
Social Groups: Rolling Stones, Hells Angels (Sonny Barger), audience, filmmakers, and concert organizer (Sam Cutler)
Normative Framework: The audience at Madison Square Garden, was into the show. The Madison Square Garden crowd was respecting the group and they looked at Mick Jagger as if he was a god. In other words, there was conforming by Mick Jagger.
Folkways: Mick Jagger was in complete control over the audience. Mick Jagger mesmerized the audience.
Mores: Sonny Barger was the guy that violated the mores held by the counterculture. Sonny Barger: “when they started messing over our bikes, they started it”
Parte 2:
Context: Concert at Madison Square Garden, press conference, and Mel Beli’s office (lawyer)
Social Groups: Rolling Stones, audience, interviewers, organizers (Mr. Schneider), lawyer, racetrack owner
Normative Framework: The audience at Madison Square Garden was into the show. There was conformity as in Parte 1. They was following Mick Jaggers lead, he is the model of an anti-hero of the counterculture.
Folkways: At press conference – when Mick Jagger speaks openly about sex and being sexually satisfied.
Mores: At the press conference Mick Jagger was talking about some values about open sexual speech, but he violated the mores held by the dominant culture.
Parte 3:
Context: Recording studio, hotel, helicopter, Madison Square Garden concert, studio
Social Groups: Rolling Stones, (sound) engineer, hotel bellman, MSG concert audience, and manager.
Normative Framework: Mick Jagger was drinking liquor directly from the bottle while he listened to himself singing the bands recorded songs. When entering the hotel room, one of the Rolling Stones was looking for local groupies.
Folkways: drinking direct from the bottle, looking for groupies. Rolling Stones was listening to their own music, and tried to get that intense