Subject: INFO-Gang Theory, an academic view
Date: 95-02-16 12:36:54 EST
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>Theory of Grounded Culture and Gang Delinquency=20
>=A9 1995 by William B. Sanders=20
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>1.	All values, whether dominate culture or subculture, can only=20
>be understood in the context of their use.=20
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>2.	Identical expressed values (i.e., the words used to talk about=20
>values) may have widely different meanings in different contexts.=20
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>3.	Delinquent gangs consitute a salient context for creating the=20
>specific sense of values for gang members.=20
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>4.	Actions by gang members is guided by commonsense=20
>reasoning based on the values grounded in gang activity and=20
>interpretive schemes commonly used by gang members to=20
>understand and explain such activities.=20
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>5.	Gang subculture is generated in and sustained by gang=20
>members who teach other youths in the community the interpretive=20
>schemes for understanding expressed values grounding them in=20
>shared experiences, actions, situations and life position.=20
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>6.	The expression of a value in a given context must be=20
>grounded in a contextual matter that can be seen as an event or=20
>action to be understood.=20
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>7.	Different religions, ideologies, ethnic group beliefs, and=20
>histories (group and individual) are further contexts in the=20
>community for interpretive schemes.=20
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>Dr. William B. Sanders
>Associate Dean, College of Liberal Arts
>The University of Texas at El Paso
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