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Cultural studies

the reading of post-war British youth subcultures as symbolic, ritual responses by working-class young people to their class position.

In cultural studies, resistance through rituals refers to the reading of post-war British youth subcultures as symbolic, ritual responses by working-class young people to their class position. This meaning comes from Hall (1976) in Resistance Through Rituals.[1]

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Hall, S., & Jefferson, T. (Eds.). (1976). Resistance through rituals: Youth subcultures in post-war Britain. Hutchinson. ISBN 9780091279110

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