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subcultural capital: a standalone construct

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Sociology of music

Thornton's term for the hipness and insider knowledge that confers status within club and youth music cultures.

In sociology of music, subcultural capital refers to Thornton's term for the hipness and insider knowledge that confers status within club and youth music cultures. This meaning comes from Thornton (1995) in Club cultures.[1]

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References

Thornton, S. (1995). Club cultures. University Press of New England. ISBN 9780745614427

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