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epistemological fallacy of late modernity: a standalone construct

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Youth studies

the gap between young people's feeling that their lives are individual choices and the class and gender structures that still shape their chances.

In youth studies, epistemological fallacy of late modernity refers to the gap between young people's feeling that their lives are individual choices and the class and gender structures that still shape their chances. This meaning comes from Furlong (1997) in Young people and social change.[1]

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Furlong, A., & Cartmel, F. (1997). Young people and social change: Individualization and risk in late modernity. Open University Press. ISBN 9780335194643

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