Author: Chen Yingfang
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: A series of critical studies on popular culture. Chinese youth culture is interpreted within the context of society and history through the classification of "role vs. non-role" and the scheme of "sacred-secular-travel." Youth culture is often described as a trend in modern society or a social issue, but whether as the culture of young people or the culture related to young people, youth culture has not emerged only today. Sociological exploration of youth culture can be considered a "thankless task," but it is an attractive challenge.
Between Roles and Non-Roles: Youth Culture in China
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