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Gender and 1960s Youth Culture: The Rolling Stones and the New Woman

Andrew AugustCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 79-100 | Published online: 07 Apr 2009

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Shelby Cooke. (2022) David Bowie is the Englishman from Mars: an examination of Englishness through stardom. Celebrity Studies 13:1, pages 1-19.
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Marcus Collins. (2019) Permissiveness on Trial: Sex, Drugs, Rock, the Rolling Stones, and the Sixties Counterculture. Popular Music and Society 42:2, pages 188-209.
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Patrick Glen. (2019) Freak scene: cinema-going memories and the British counterculture of the 1960s.. The Sixties 12:1, pages 45-68.
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Christine Feldman-Barrett. (2018) Back to the future: mapping a historic turn in youth studies. Journal of Youth Studies 21:6, pages 733-746.
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Christine Feldman-Barrett. (2014) From Beatles Fans to Beat Groups. Feminist Media Studies 14:6, pages 1041-1055.
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Keith Gildart. (2012) From ‘Dead End Streets’ to ‘Shangri Las’: Negotiating Social Class and Post-War Politics with Ray Davies and the Kinks. Contemporary British History 26:3, pages 273-298.
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Felix FuhgFelix Fuhg. 2021. London’s Working-Class Youth and the Making of Post-Victorian Britain, 1958–1971. London’s Working-Class Youth and the Making of Post-Victorian Britain, 1958–1971 25 61 .
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Gretchen Larsen. (2017) ‘It’s a man’s man’s man’s world’: Music groupies and the othering of women in the world of rock. Organization 24:3, pages 397-417.
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Marcus Collins. (2013) Sucking in the Seventies? The Rolling Stones and the aftermath of the permissive society. Popular Music History 7:1.
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Keith GildartKeith Gildart. 2013. Images of England through Popular Music. Images of England through Popular Music 128 147 .
ROSAMOND FAITH, P. R. SCHOFIELD, JONATHAN HEALEY, ANNE L. MURPHY, KATE BRADLEY, JAMES TAYLOR & GRAHAM BROWNLOW. (2011) Review of periodical literature published in 2009. The Economic History Review 64:1, pages 256-304.
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Martin Smith. (2010) ETHNIC POLITICS IN MYANMAR: A Year of Tension and Anticipation. Southeast Asian Affairs 2010:1, pages 214-234.
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