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Feminism and youth culture

Feminism and youth culture

SociologyPolitics & Society
Pages
255
Published
1990
Language
English

Synopsis

Angela McRobbie's seminal work examines the often-overlooked role of girls within youth cultural groupings in Great Britain. This book offers a critical feminist perspective on the social conditions of working-class adolescent girls and teenage mothers, analyzing their representation in popular culture and women's periodicals. It provides a foundational text for understanding the complex relationship between feminism and youth culture.

Prose complexity
5/10

Vibe

Thought-ProvokingInformativeIntellectualComplexReflective

Genres

Sociology Politics & Society Psychology

Authors

M
McRobbie, Angela.

Angela McRobbie is a leading voice in cultural theory, known for her critical perspectives on gender, youth, and consumer culture. Her influential work, Without Guarantees, provides sharp analysis for understanding contemporary society.

Frequently asked questions

  • Who is the publisher of feminism and youth culture?

    The publisher of "Feminism and youth culture" is Unwin Hyman.

  • Who is Angela McRobbie?

    Angela McRobbie is the author of the book "Feminism and youth culture." She is known for her critical examination of girls' roles in British youth culture.

  • What perspective is McRobbie?

    McRobbie offers a feminist perspective in "Feminism and youth culture." She analyzes the social conditions of working-class adolescent girls and teenage mothers.

  • What is the main focus of "Feminism and Youth Culture"?

    Angela McRobbie's "Feminism and Youth Culture" examines the experiences of working-class girls and young women within British youth culture, offering a critical feminist perspective on their social conditions and representation. It explores how gender intersects with class in shaping their lives and cultural participation.

  • How does "Feminism and Youth Culture" relate to Angela McRobbie's other work?

    "Feminism and Youth Culture" is a foundational text that established Angela McRobbie's significant contributions to the fields of feminist media studies and cultural studies. It laid the groundwork for her continued analysis of gender, youth, and popular culture.