'We are all alone together' : the shift of emo culture from the street to the internet /
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Date
2014
Authors
Hill, Clementine,
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thesis
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Abstract
This thesis will theoretically locate emo within wider studies of youth musical subcultures. While I acknowledge the important criticisms and debates that surround the contemporary definition of ‘subculture’, drawing upon the ideas of Paul Hodkinson (2002) about the facets that make up a modern subculture, I will argue that the term remains a useful way to define youth groupings, albeit not within the strict sociological definition produced by the Centre for Contemporary Cultural Studies (CCCS).
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University of South Australia. School of Education.
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Dissertation Note
Thesis (PhD Social Science(Communication and Information Studies))--University of South Australia, 2014.
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Copyright 2014 Clementine Hill.
Description
1 ethesis (212 pages) :
colour illustrations, colour portraits.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 181-203)
colour illustrations, colour portraits.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 181-203)
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