Ethnicity, Hybridity etc.

Cards (15)

  • British youth culture was influenced by which notable generation of immigrants?
    Windrush Generation
  • Which 2 SYSs developed from Caribbean/Black American music?
    Mods + skinheads
  • Why were ethnic minorities seen as being deviant?
    They were encouraged to assimilate + conform to yt society but instead they just exaggerated their own culture
  • H______ argues that all UK subs 1950's-onwards were formed as a resistance to - in 2 ways: What were they?

    Hebdige - immigration
    1. Embracing the new styles immigration brought
    2. Resisting the threat of immigration to territory/jobs
  • Why do skinheads slightly defy Hebdige's theory?

    Embracing = embraced ska music
    Resisting = Resisted black migrant's presence
  • Who observed the 'hyper-ethnic' style (strong + exaggerated Asian culture) displayed by British-Asian youths?

    Johal
  • What did Brah say that 2nd + 3rd gen. immigrants would become accustomed to?

    Cultural code-switching
  • What term did N____ coin?
    Nayak - 'white wannabes'
  • Who are 'white wannabes'?

    Yt youths influenced by black music + style > Eminem
  • Who are modern primitives?
    US neo-tribe focussing on self-expression characterised by body mods
  • Why are modern primitives seen as hybrid? (HINT: V. literal)
    They mix modern with the primitive
  • What did Vale & Juno argue?

    M. primitives body mod. due to the powerlessness they feel from living in a fast-changing world, so they can take control
  • Who said the following ab. cultural appropriation:
    • Western cultures strip the meaning from symbols to use them superficially
    • There should be a 2-way exchange process which irl isn't the case
    • Appropriation is exploitative + disrespectful
    Hutky
  • Who were Ragga girls?
    • 1980s-90s blk girls who adopted hip-hop + ragga music
    • They used their subculture to resist against the sexism it embodied
  • Who said that young W are reclaiming public space + controlling sexuality as they experience more economic/social opportunities?
    McRobbie