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Beyond Subculture: Pop, Youth and Identity in a Postcolonial World

Rupa Huq

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1. Rethinking Subcultures: a critique for the 21st century 2. Age and culture: Diversifying discourses beyond subculture 3. Theorising youth pop music meanings, production and consumptiopn beyond subcultures 4. World in motion: Bhangra, post-bhangra and Rai as second generation sounds in inauthentic times 5. Deconstructing difference in dance music: subculture and club culture at the turn of the century 6. Selling, selling out or resisting dominant discourses? Rap and the uses of hip hop culture 7. White noise: identity and nation in grunge, Britpop and beyond 8. Conclusion: rethinking youth and pop beyond subculture

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Key concepts: Subculture (biology), Youth culture, Club, Dance, Sociology, Gender studies, Identity (music), Popular culture