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ISBN-10
0819562971
Book Title
Club Cultures: Music, Media, and Subcultural Capital
ISBN
9780819562975
Subject Area
Music, Social Science
Publication Name
Club Cultures : Music, Media, and Subcultural Capital
Item Length
9 in
Publisher
Wesleyan University Press
Subject
Philosophy & Social Aspects, Popular Culture, General, Anthropology / Cultural & Social
Publication Year
1996
Series
Music / Culture Ser.
Type
Textbook
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
0.8 in
Author
Sarah Thornton
Item Width
6 in
Item Weight
11.2 Oz
Number of Pages
201 Pages

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A close look at the music and culture of dance clubs and the "rave" phenomenon.. Focusing on youth cultures that revolve around dance clubs and raves in Great Britain and the U.S., Sarah Thornton highlights the values of authenticity and hipness and explores the complex hierarchies that emerge within the domain of popular culture. She portrays club cultures as "taste cultures" brought together by micro-media like flyers and listings, transformed into self-conscious "subcultures" by such niche media as the music and style press, and sometimes recast as "movements" with the aid of such mass media as tabloid newspaper front pages. She also traces changes in the recording medium from a marginal entertainment in the 50s to the clubs and raves of the 90s. Drawing on the work of Pierre Bourdieu, Thornton coins the term "subcultural capital" to make sense of distinctions made by "cool" youth, noting particularly their disparagement of the "mainstream" against which they measure their alternative cultural worth. Well supported with case studies, readable, and innovative, Club Cultures will become a key text in cultural and media studies and in the sociology of culture.

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Publisher
Wesleyan University Press
ISBN-10
0819562971
ISBN-13
9780819562975
eBay Product ID (ePID)
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Product Key Features

Author
Sarah Thornton
Publication Name
Club Cultures : Music, Media, and Subcultural Capital
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Subject
Philosophy & Social Aspects, Popular Culture, General, Anthropology / Cultural & Social
Publication Year
1996
Series
Music / Culture Ser.
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Music, Social Science
Number of Pages
201 Pages

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Item Length
9 in
Item Height
0.8 in
Item Width
6 in
Item Weight
11.2 Oz

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LCCN
9561-000500
Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional
Lc Classification Number
Hn383.5.T43 1996
Grade from
College Graduate Student
Reviews
Skipping from discos to acid houses to raves, the world within the scene is dissected by theoretical insight and first hand experience . . . Thornton never falls short on hipster jargon., "One of the smartest and most audacious pieces of musical sociology in years, Club Cultures anatomizes Britain's turn-of-the-'90s dance scene with the style and sympathy that Dick Hebdige's classic Subculture applied to punk." -- Spin Magazine "Skipping from discos to acid houses to raves, the world within the scene is dissected by theoretical insight and first hand experience . . . Thornton never falls short on hipster jargon."-- Bikini "Imagine a book that could be subtitled Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Dance But Didn't Even Know Such Questions Existed." -- Q magazine (three star rating) "A highly accessible yet rigorously written study of popular culture, with some pertinent points about what clubbing means for the gals . . . An important contribution not only to current media debates, but also that oft overlooked question of club music and gender." -- Everywoman, "One of the smartest and most audacious pieces of musical sociology in years, Club Cultures anatomizes Britain's turn-of-the-'90s dance scene with the style and sympathy that Dick Hebdige's classic Subculture applied to punk."-- Spin Magazine "A wonderful book, a delight to read, and a real contribution to the literature on popular music and youth culture and to the broader literature of cultural studies and popular culture."--Lawrence Grossberg, University of North CarolinaChapel Hill "A highly accessible yet rigorously written study of popular culture, with some pertinent points about what clubbing means for the gals . . . An important contribution not only to current media debates, but also that oft overlooked question of club music and gender."-- Everywoman "Imagine a book that could be subtitled Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Dance But Didn't Even Know Such Questions Existed."-- Q magazine (three star rating) "One of the smartest and most audacious pieces of musical sociology in years, Club Cultures anatomizes Britain's turn-of-the-'90s dance scene with the style and sympathy that Dick Hebdige's classic Subculture applied to punk."-- Spin Magazine "Skipping from discos to acid houses to raves, the world within the scene is dissected by theoretical insight and first hand experience . . . Thornton never falls short on hipster jargon."-- Bikini, "One of the smartest and most audacious pieces of musical sociology in years, Club Cultures anatomizes Britain's turn-of-the-'90s dance scene with the style and sympathy that Dick Hebdige's classic Subculture applied to punk." - Spin Magazine, A highly accessible yet rigorously written study of popular culture, with some pertinent points about what clubbing means for the gals . . . An important contribution not only to current media debates, but also that oft overlooked question of club music and gender., "A highly accessible yet rigorously written study of popular culture, with some pertinent points about what clubbing means for the gals . . . An important contribution not only to current media debates, but also that oft overlooked question of club music and gender." - Everywoman, "One of the smartest and most audacious pieces of musical sociology in years, Club Cultures anatomizes Britain's turn-of-the-'90s dance scene with the style and sympathy that Dick Hebdige's classic Subculture applied to punk." -- Spin Magazine, "One of the smartest and most audacious pieces of musical sociology in years, Club Cultures anatomizes Britain's turn-of-the-'90s dance scene with the style and sympathy that Dick Hebdige's classic Subculture applied to punk."-- Spin Magazine "A highly accessible yet rigorously written study of popular culture, with some pertinent points about what clubbing means for the gals . . . An important contribution not only to current media debates, but also that oft overlooked question of club music and gender."-- Everywoman "Imagine a book that could be subtitled Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Dance But Didn't Even Know Such Questions Existed."-- Q magazine (three star rating) "One of the smartest and most audacious pieces of musical sociology in years, Club Cultures anatomizes Britain's turn-of-the-'90s dance scene with the style and sympathy that Dick Hebdige's classic Subculture applied to punk."-- Spin Magazine "Skipping from discos to acid houses to raves, the world within the scene is dissected by theoretical insight and first hand experience . . . Thornton never falls short on hipster jargon."-- Bikini, "Skipping from discos to acid houses to raves, the world within the scene is dissected by theoretical insight and first hand experience . . . Thornton never falls short on hipster jargon."- Bikini, "One of the smartest and most audacious pieces of musical sociology in years, Club Cultures anatomizes Britain's turn-of-the-'90s dance scene with the style and sympathy that Dick Hebdige's classic Subculture applied to punk." --Spin Magazine, "One of the smartest and most audacious pieces of musical sociology in years, Club Cultures anatomizes Britain's turn-of-the-'90s dance scene with the style and sympathy that Dick Hebdige's classic Subculture applied to punk." -Spin Magazine, "A wonderful book, a delight to read, and a real contribution to the literature on popular music and youth culture and to the broader literature of cultural studies and popular culture."--Lawrence Grossberg, University of North CarolinaChapel Hill "A wonderful book, a delight to read, and a real contribution to the literature on popular music and youth culture and to the broader literature of cultural studies and popular culture."--Lawrence Grossberg, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, Imagine a book that could be subtitled Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Dance But Didn't Even Know Such Questions Existed., "One of the smartest and most audacious pieces of musical sociology in years, Club Cultures anatomizes Britain's turn-of-the-'90s dance scene with the style and sympathy that Dick Hebdige's classic Subculture applied to punk." ÑSpin Magazine, "Skipping from discos to acid houses to raves, the world within the scene is dissected by theoretical insight and first hand experience . . . Thornton never falls short on hipster jargon."ÑBikini, One of the smartest and most audacious pieces of musical sociology in years, Club Cultures anatomizes Britain's turn-of-the-'90s dance scene with the style and sympathy that Dick Hebdige's classic Subculture applied to punk., "Imagine a book that could be subtitled Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Dance But Didn't Even Know Such Questions Existed." - Q magazine (three star rating), "Skipping from discos to acid houses to raves, the world within the scene is dissected by theoretical insight and first hand experience . . . Thornton never falls short on hipster jargon."-Bikini
Table of Content
List of Plates List of Figures Acknowledgments 1. The Distinctions of Cultures Without Distinction Introduction Youth and their Social Spaces 2. Authenticities from Record Hops to Raves (and the History of Disc Culture) The Authentication of a Mass Media Industrial Forces, Musician Resistance and 'Live' Ideology 'Real' Events and Altered Spaces The Authentication of Dance Genres The Resp0nse of the 'Live' Gig Conclusion 3. Exploring the meaning of the Mainstream (or why Sharon and Tracy Dance around their Handbags) A night of Research Academic Accounts of the Cultural Organization of Youth The Social Logic of Subcultural Capital Participation versus Observation of Dance Crowds Conclusion 4. The Media Development of 'Subcultures' (or the Sensational Story of 'Acid House') The Underground versus the Overexposed Mass Media: 'Selling Out' and 'Moral Panic' Micro-Media: Flyers, Listings, Fanzines, Pirates nice Media: the Editorial Search for Subcultures Conclusion Afterword Bibliography Index
Dewey Decimal
306/.0941
Dewey Edition
20
Illustrated
Yes

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