Feminism and youth culture: from 'Jackie' to 'Just seventeen'

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Gender, Feminism, and Media Gender and Feminist Studies Youth Culture and Social Dynamics

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Girls and subcultures settling accounts with subcultures - a feminist critique the culture of working class girls the politics of feminist research - between talk, text and action Jackie magazine - romantic individualism and the teenage girl Jackie and Just Seventeen - girls' comics and magazines in the 1980s dance narratives and fantasies of achievement teenage mothers - an new social state?

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