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2005
Young people have their own cultures through which they make a statement about themselves. The culture they inherit is an important part of their developing identity. As young people make their contribution to society, they add, enhance, and change the culture of the world in which they live.
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Young people have their own cultures through which they make a statement about themselves. The culture they inherit is an important part of their developing identity. As young people make their contribution to society, they add, enhance, and change the culture of the world in which they live.
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Youth Cultures, Youth Movements and the Rise of a ‘Counter‐Culture’
Australian Journal of Social Issues, 1975The rise of a youth culture, youth movement and, more recently, a counter‐culture, may be traced to the reaction of student youth in particular against what they consider to be useless academic processing in our societies. Such characteristics as a belief in mutual aid, a spirit of community, and authenticity in interpersonal relationships are advanced
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2003
By examining the cultural spaces occupied by youth—spaces represented in texts produced for youth, about youth, and in some cases by youth—contributors to this volume present challenging ways of applying critical ideas and theoretical frameworks to the crucial issues that surround youth and the cultures they inhabit as evidenced in their literature ...
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By examining the cultural spaces occupied by youth—spaces represented in texts produced for youth, about youth, and in some cases by youth—contributors to this volume present challenging ways of applying critical ideas and theoretical frameworks to the crucial issues that surround youth and the cultures they inhabit as evidenced in their literature ...
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Hotlines and Youth Culture Values
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1972Hotlines represent a coalescence of the traditional and the counter-culture models of crisis intervention. Hotline staff members who are oriented toward counter-culture values tend to relate easily to callers in a nondirective, nonauthoritarian manner.
P, Torop, K, Torop
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Culture and Development in Children and Youth
Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Clinics of North America, 2010Although culture has long been recognized as having a significant impact on human development and its variations, many child and adolescent psychiatrists and mental health clinicians assume a universal nonvariance to normal development, with the risk of identifying variations as pathologic.
Andres J, Pumariega, Shashank V, Joshi
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The Clearing House: A Journal of Educational Strategies, Issues and Ideas, 1977
One thing I know deep out of my time; youth when lighted and given a sporting chance is strong for struggle and not afraid of any toils or punishments or dangers or deaths. What shall be the course of society and civilization across the next hundred years? For the answers, read if you can, the strange and baffling eyes of youth.
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One thing I know deep out of my time; youth when lighted and given a sporting chance is strong for struggle and not afraid of any toils or punishments or dangers or deaths. What shall be the course of society and civilization across the next hundred years? For the answers, read if you can, the strange and baffling eyes of youth.
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Rural Youth and Youth Culture in North China
Culture, Medicine and Psychiatry, 1999This article describes how economic reforms have transformed the local world of village life in North China, specifically the emergence of a rural "youth culture" that reflects urban values and styles. This culture has both challenged and enriched rural China's tradition and its more recent communal structure, a change that reshapes the relations ...
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Contemporary Youth and Youth Culture in Japan
International Journal of Japanese Sociology, 1992Abstract This paper begins with a profile of Japanese youth which compares them statistically and sociologically with those of other nations. Next, I attempt to differentiate between “adolescent” and “youth,” and explain the adolescent as a consequence of industrial society.
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