More on Dunja Brill
Posted by blckencht
on 8/11/2011, 4:26 am, in reply to "Re: Goth Culture: Gender, Sexuality & Style by Dunja Brill"
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You're welcome Jimmy, hope you find it useful. I really need to get stuck into it myself.
Was doing some reading on a blog and stumbled upon a link to this old article which did the rounds several years ago:
http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/features/dont-mock-goths-futures-bright-for-the-men-and-women-in-black-470765.html
The one about goths being misunderstood and more likely to end up in good jobs, turns out it was Dunja Brill who did the research behind that too.
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: Wow, over three years and still getting info!
: Thanks blckench. As the subject still
: interests me I may check this out.
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: I know this thread is old but for anyone
: who's
: still interested in this subject there's an
: academic book on the subject by Dunja Brill
: called: "Goth Culture: Gender,
: Sexuality & Style".
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: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Goth-Culture-Gender-Sexuality-Style/dp/1845207688/ref=sr_1_9?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1310392456&sr=1-9
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: I haven't read it yet but intend to. It
: looks like an interesting book. Goths
: interviewed in the book are from Germany,
: the UK and US.
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: Hi to any readers,
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: I'm doing an essay for my sociology unit and
: am trying to dig up some info.
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: From my general interest in the subculture
: over the last few years I get the impression
: that females play a large role in shaping
: the culture. Many goth sites, such as this
: one, seem to be maintained by women.
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: I was wondering whether there is a divide in
: the culture between guys stuff and girls
: stuff, or is it that neither gender having
: significantly more influence then the other?
: Are there macho/chauvinistic (traditional
: male values) branches of goth where women
: are marginalised?
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: Thanks in advance,
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: Jimmy
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