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Punk is punk but by no means punk: Definition, genre evasion and the quest for an authentic voice in contemporary Russia

Punk and Post-Punk, 2012
At a recent London seminar on punk in post-socialist Eastern Europe, Penny Rimbaud made an unexpected twist to definitions, stating simply that punk ‘isn’t’. He posits punk as the equivalent of an avant-garde movement that, by its very definition,ceases to be avant-garde from the moment its status enters its self-awareness.
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Punk Identities, Punk Utopias

2021
Punk Identities, Punk Utopias: Global Punk and Media seeks to unpack and illuminate punk as a trajectory of ‘timelesness…as a set of diverse but confluent values and appropriations’ that have both reflected and informed an increasingly complex, indefinable social, political and economic setting.
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Punk Fiction; Punk in Fiction

2018
This chapter discusses the representation and construction of punk in literary fiction. It has two main aims. Firstly, it will analyse how literary techniques are used in fiction and writing about punk to reflect similar styles, approaches and practices in other cultural manifestations of punk, such as in music and fashion.
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You Ain’t No Punk, You Punk

2021
Abstract Punk is unique in that it is the only subculture in which the absence of signifiers of the style and mindset can be twisted into actually representing the style and mindset: when a person says, “You don’t look punk,” the instant retort is “Well, isn’t that actually punk?” This opens an opportunity to reconsider punk’s semiotics,
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Punk

Modspil, 1979
   
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From a Punk Ethos to a Punk Sociology

2014
This brief chapter explores the way in which the punk ethos might be transposed onto sociology. It clarifies the objectives of the book and provides an account of the structure, order, and purpose of the remaining chapters. This chapter begins the movement from the punk ethos to punk sociology.
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Surfing for punks: the internet and the punk subculture

2008
This study examines the influence of the Internet on the punk subculture in New Jersey. Previous research by academics on the effect of the Internet on popular music has centered on the impact of Napster and peer-to-peer networks on the distribution of recordings (Alexander, 2002; Ayres & Williams, 2004; Bishop, 2004; Daniel & Klimis, 1999; Fox,
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Punks’ Wider Lives: Punks and Their Politics

2017
This chapter further develops the theme of contextualising punk as part of individuals’ lives as first explored in the context of ageing in Chap. 3. It focuses on punks’ further political engagement beyond standard subcultural punk practices. It argues that the influences of punk ideology can be felt through the activities of punks themselves, beyond ...
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Nerf Punk

This chapter explores the intricate world of alternative history (AH) cosplay, focusing on the symbolic and material significance of cosplay firearms. Set against the backdrop of a steampunk-themed ball during Dragon Con in Atlanta, the chapter delves into the craftsmanship, creativity, and storytelling embodied in these handmade, fantastical weapons ...
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