The company she keeps : an ethnography of girls' friendships

Valerie Hey

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Grandiose revelations of the obvious - themes of girls' friendships re/theorizing culture - girl subjects and girl subjectivities learning your place - researching into girls' friendships middle class girls managing their differences cultural practices of friendship amongst white working class girls hyper femininity revisited - a working class girl's heterosexual education young, gifted and white - middle class feminists girls' cultural and social identities and the construction of hegemony.

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