Youth cultures : scenes, subcultures and tribes /
edited by Paul Hodkinson and Wolfgang Deicke.
- vi, 265 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
- Routledge advances in sociology ; 26 .
- Routledge advances in sociology ; 26. .
Includes bibliographical references (pages 229-250) and index. Includes discography: p. [251].
Youth cultures : a critical outline of key debates / As young as you feel : Youth as a discursive construct / Recent concepts in youth cultural studies : critical reflections from the sociology of music / 'Insider' and 'outsider' issues in youth research / Rethinking the subcultural commodity : the case of heavy metal t-shirt culture(s) / Resistance or incorporation? : youth policy making and hip hop culture / Resistance and commercialisation in 'distasteful movements' : right-wing politics and youth culture in East Germany / Gender, status and subcultural capital in the goth scene / Homegirls remember : discourse and literacy practices among U.S. Latina gang girls / Youth culture and ethnicity : emerging youth interculture in South London / Youth claiming space : the case of Pittsburgh's Mr. Roboto Project / Hip hop's musicians and audiences in the local musical 'milieu' / 'Pin-up punks' : the reality of a virtual community / A 'bounded virtuality' : ICTs and youth in Alghero, Sardinia / Identity and structure in online gaming : young people's symbolic and virtual extensions of self / Paul Hodkinson -- Andy Bennett -- David Hesmondhalgh -- Rhoda Macrae -- Andy Brown -- Rupa Huq -- Wolfgang Deicke -- Dunja Brill -- Norma Mendoza-Denton -- Ben Gidley -- Stewart Varner -- Peter Webb -- Eric Chamberlin -- Silvia Ferrero -- Nic Crowe and Simon Bradford. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.
"Youth Cultures offers a comprehensive outline of youth cultural studies in the twenty-first century, with reference to a range of new research case studies. Featuring both well known and emerging scholars from the UK, the US and mainland Europe, the book addresses core theoretical and methodological developments before going on to examine key substantive themes in the study of young people's identities and lifestyles. These include questions of commerce, power and politics, issues of gender and ethnicity, uses of place and space and impacts of new media and communications. Simultaneously offering an accessible introduction and a range of new contributions to the subject area, Youth Cultures will appeal to both students and academics within a range of disciplines, including sociology, media and cultural studies, youth studies and popular music studies."--Publisher description.