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More Than Goth: The Rhetorical Reclamation of the Subcultural Self

Derek R. Sweet
Pages 239-264 | Published online: 19 Nov 2009

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Alexandra Fenderico. (2019) The subcultural struggle for recognition: Misrecognition of the Goth subculture. South African Journal of Philosophy 38:2, pages 203-209.
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Jade Boyd. (2010) Producing Vancouver's (hetero)normative nightscape. Gender, Place & Culture 17:2, pages 169-189.
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Robert Glenn Howard. (2008) The Vernacular Web of Participatory Media. Critical Studies in Media Communication 25:5, pages 490-513.
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VICTOR WONG & WINNIE YING. (2012) SOCIAL WITHDRAWAL OF YOUNG PEOPLE IN HONG KONG: A SOCIAL EXCLUSION PERSPECTIVE. The Hong Kong Journal of Social Work 40:01n02, pages 61-91.
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