CAT 1 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Malcolm Mclaren, Neotribalism

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maroondeer56

3 Jun 2018

School

UCSD

Department

Culture, Art, & Technology

Course

CAT 1

Professor

Joe Bigham

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Agenda

● Finishing Frith

● Writing reflection

● Intro to Hesmondhalgh and Subcultures

Housekeeping

● Hardcopy due in lecture, online copy due by 11:59pm Thurs

● Include bibliography/works cited

Frith paper reflection

● Hard copy due next Tuesday, 11/7 in lecture

○ No online copy

● The process, method you used to write this paper

● Between 250-500 words

● Not graded but included as part of the Frith paper completion

○ 1 letter grade deduction for failure to submit

An examination of the writing process

● Did your writing process change compared to other classes and how?

○ What effect did the drafting process have on your thesis, evidence/claims,

organization, or sentence structure?

● How much time did you give yourself for each stage of the process?

● What kind of note taking strategies did you use while preparing each draft?

● How did you relate two sources to each other?

● How did you approach the kinds of comments you got from TAs?

● What would you change about your process for the next assignment?

David Hesmondhalgh

● An essay about how cultural theorists categorizes groups of people

● Focus on smaller, regional groupings

○ Sub-culture

○ Neo-tribalism

○ Scene

Rhetorical Strategies

● A survey of important literature from cultural studies

● Each concept represented by one or two scholars

○ Why the concept is a unique differentiation from others

● Brief criticisms of each concept

● A secondary argument about youth culture and cultural studies

● How does this differ from Frith?

Cultures vs Subcultures

● Subculture as small groups that define themselves in relation to culture

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Hardcopy due in lecture, online copy due by 11:59pm thurs. Hard copy due next tuesday, 11/7 in lecture. The process, method you used to write this paper. Not graded but included as part of the frith paper completion. 1 letter grade deduction for failure to submit. An essay about how cultural theorists categorizes groups of people. A survey of important literature from cultural studies. Each concept represented by one or two scholars. Why the concept is a unique differentiation from others. A secondary argument about youth culture and cultural studies. Subculture as small groups that define themselves in relation to culture. What happens locally vs what happens on a state/national level . Emcompasses individual behavior, external demonstrations of identity (clothing, hair, etc) beliefs about culture, and material culture . Birmingham school: focus on sub-cultural youth groups that purposefully reject the values of mainstream society. A rejection of british politics and economic structures.

CAT 1 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Malcolm Mclaren, Neotribalism

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