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Gender and Youth Culture - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Mc Robbie and Garber
        
        Bedroom Culture
        
        Teeny Bopper in 1970s- idolised pop stars
        
        Experimented with hair and makeup
        
        Close-knit friendships
        
        Due to socialisation, escape harassment from boys
        
        Exercise Autonomy
        
        Linked to Lincon
        
        Bedroom culture still exists- less private- internet and TV- boys are allowed in rooms
        
        Internet replaces slumber parties
        
        Make friendships online
        
        If do not have a phone are excluded from relationships- cannot expect to be part of meaningful relationships
      - Thornton
        
        Less subcultural capital
        
        Less disposable income so married earlier
        
        Defended this by their taste in pop music
        
        Teenage market dominated by boys
        
        Girls were more interested in doing well at school but boys in money and magazines
      - Lees
        
        Sexual Double Standard
        
        Boys are praised whereas girls are slags
        
        Way of controlling girls
        
        Due to living in a patriarchal society
    - - Thornton
        
        Club culture- dissolved structural division of gender, social class and ethnicity
        
        Girls became immersed in clubbing, even within- women had less status than men
      - Hollands
        
        Friday and Saturday night
        
        Feel worse if restricted by male counterparts
        
        Suicidal if not go out for three months
        
        Difference in attitudes between young males and females
      - Reddington
        
        Viennese Westwood- spectacular subculture- Punks
        
        Females from interception, based on egalitarian ethos- anybody could do
        
        Form of resistance- appalled by getting married or going to secretarial college
        
        Punk female performers not taken seriously like male performers
- - - - Punks
        
        Exaggerated working class and masculine identity- thought losing due to economic conditions- resistance
        
        Macho, aggressive and often racist
        
        Being in group with same norms and values- made fell like change circumstances- Brake- Illusion
        
        Burberry- Appropriation
    - - Teddy boys
        
        Hang around in cafe's
        
        Wore Edwardian style jackets- emulating the upper class
        
        Bootlace ties- emulating cool role model from cowboy films
        
        Wanted to copy the upper class to show disdain
        
        Working-class contempt for the class system- poking fun at middle class superiors
        
        Casual violence in defence of territory- ideological resistance- social and economic decay of neighbourhoods- excluded from relative affluence