Risky Pleasures?: Club Cultures and Feminine Identities

Fiona Hutton

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Night-time city culture Music History and Culture HIV, Drug Use, Sexual Risk

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Contents: Introduction The invisible woman? The participation of women on club scenes Gendered experience of club spaces Negotiating the night time economy: women as drug dealers, DJs and club promoters Pleasure and risk: drug use and club scenes Safety, sexuality in the club and in the city Consuming and producing club spaces: the negotiation of risk and pleasure by clubbing women Bibliography Index.

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1996Club cultures: music, media and subcultural capital 2002Researching youth culture and popular music: a methodological critique

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