Resistance through rituals : youth subcultures in post-war Britain / edited by Stuart Hall and Tony Jefferson.

Label mounted on title page: Holmes & Meier, Import Division, New York.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 274-285) and index.

Introduction. -- Theory I. -- Clarke, J. [and others]. Subcultures, cultures and class. -- CCCS Mugging Group. Some notes on the relationship between the societal control culture and the news media. -- Ethnography. -- Jefferson, T. Cultural responses of the Teds. -- Hebdige, D. The meaning of mod. -- Clarke, J. The skinheads and the magical recovery of community. -- Corrigan, P. Doing nothing. -- Willis, P.E. The cultural meaning of drug use. -- Pearson, G. and Twohig, J. Ethnography through the looking-glass. -- Webster, C. Communes : a thematic typology. -- Hebdige, D. Reggae, rastas and rudies. -- Chambers, T.A strategy for living. -- Critcher, C. Structures, cultures and biographies. -- Theory II. -- Clarke, J. Style. -- Murdock, G. and McCron, R. Consciousness of class and consciousness of generation. -- McRobbie, A. and Garber, J. Girls and subcultures : an exploration. -- Powell, R. and Clarke, J.A note on marginality. -- Corrigan, P. and Frith, S. The politics of youth culture. -- Method. -- Roberts, B. Naturalistic research into subcultures and deviance. -- Butters, S. The logic of enquiry of participant observation.

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