Changing Cultures: Feminism, Youth and ConsumerismSAGE, 1992 M04 7 - 256 pages Changing Cultures brings together a selection of challenging essays which have their roots in the fertile convergence of feminism, sociology and cultural studies. Themes include the assessment of feminist theory, its transformations and its ability to illuminate issues and practices. The complex relationship between objects of study, their political implications and their historical context is a recurring theme. The book includes analyses of the utopianism of feminist thought on the family; sexuality and sexual difference in youth service provision; and the symbolic resonance of the urban and the domestic in the education of girls. It goes on to investigate child sexual abuse in relation to problems of interpretation and the politics of media representation. The final section examines different theorizations of consumerism and advertising and their implications for our understanding of youth and consumerism. |
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... Advertising / Art ( with Orson Nava ) 171 Comment 183 10 Consumerism Reconsidered : Buying and Power 185 Comment 200 Bibliography Index 201 211 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Many people have contributed directly and indirectly to the.
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Contents
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39 | 79 |
Youth Service Provision Social Order and the Question | 94 |
The Urban the Domestic and Education for Girls | 121 |
A Feminist Response to AdultChild | 144 |
Comment | 158 |
Comment | 169 |
Comment | 183 |
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