Youth on film, youth in culture : liminality, identity and the construction of cultural spaces

This thesis addresses the representation of youth in film and popular culture, with specific attention given to the articulation of youth agency or subjectivity. The concept of 'youth' as a cultural group is separate from (but related to) any notions of youth as biological category. Repres...

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Main Author: Henderson, Scott
Published: University of East Anglia 2007
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spelling ndltd-bl.uk-oai-ethos.bl.uk-5020062015-03-20T03:16:27ZYouth on film, youth in culture : liminality, identity and the construction of cultural spacesHenderson, Scott2007This thesis addresses the representation of youth in film and popular culture, with specific attention given to the articulation of youth agency or subjectivity. The concept of 'youth' as a cultural group is separate from (but related to) any notions of youth as biological category. Representations of youth, and popular texts aimed at a youth audience, are common within popular culture, as 'youth' is perceived to be a desirable target market with an excess of disposable income. At the same time, youth rarely possess the means of constructing their own cultural representations, so that they are spoken for rather than being able to have an authentic voice within culture.305.235University of East Angliahttp://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.502006Electronic Thesis or Dissertation
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Youth on film, youth in culture : liminality, identity and the construction of cultural spaces
description This thesis addresses the representation of youth in film and popular culture, with specific attention given to the articulation of youth agency or subjectivity. The concept of 'youth' as a cultural group is separate from (but related to) any notions of youth as biological category. Representations of youth, and popular texts aimed at a youth audience, are common within popular culture, as 'youth' is perceived to be a desirable target market with an excess of disposable income. At the same time, youth rarely possess the means of constructing their own cultural representations, so that they are spoken for rather than being able to have an authentic voice within culture.
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title Youth on film, youth in culture : liminality, identity and the construction of cultural spaces
title_short Youth on film, youth in culture : liminality, identity and the construction of cultural spaces
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title_fullStr Youth on film, youth in culture : liminality, identity and the construction of cultural spaces
title_full_unstemmed Youth on film, youth in culture : liminality, identity and the construction of cultural spaces
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