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Paper 1 - socialisation & subcultures
Unit 1B Youth Subcultures
Feminists & Subcultures
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Reddington
Studies of subcultures reduce girls to a
'sub-subculture'
which reflects
patriarchy
The large presence of female punks was
rewritten
and
diminished
E.g. significant female punk band
'Souxsie
and the
Banshees'
excluded from analysis.
Hey
Turned down by her
university
when she first applied for a
grant
and told that there was 'nothing to investigate'
Young female subcultures and friendships are seen as
nonexistent
and
unimportant
Female subcultures were more significant for identity and relationships than men's - studies cannot be generalised across genders
Official
Statistics
Young men are 5 times more likely to be
arrested
than girls
3
times more likely to be
excluded
from school
McRobbie
& Garber
Girls
are socialised into a 'bedroom culture' where it becomes the norm for them to stay indoors whilst
boys
play outside
Women
have distinctive ways of forming subcultures, based on intense relationships in the
domestic
sphere
Jackson
Her sample of 'Ladettes' were loud, challenging, badly behaved, bawdy, and assertive
Mirrored
male versions of the subculture
Radical
Feminists &
PussyRiot
Russian
group of young women who use
media
to oppose government oppression and corruption
Wear
balaclavas
- judged on their ideas, rather than
appearance
Imprisoned for 2 years for performing a
punk rock song
in a Russian
cathedral
Carlen
Female deviance is not
female
liberation
Women who deviate the most are the most oppressed - 80% of the female prison population have suffered
child
abuse,
sexual
abuse, or lived in care.
Adler
Deviant female subcultures are emerging as a response to the liberation of women
Gender convergence - women will become more assertive, independent, and powerful, which will lead to more deviant/criminal subcultures