Last of the ‘Real Geordies’? White Masculinities and the Subcultural Response to Deindustrialisation
Last of the ‘Real Geordies’? White Masculinities and the Subcultural Response to Deindustrialisation
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最后的“真正的乔治亚人”和对去工业化的亚文化反应？
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2003
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Anoop Nayak
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作者：
Anoop Nayak
在这本历史民族志中，我调查了一群年轻的白人如何向后工业社会过渡。他们狭隘的、亚文化的实践被看作是对不断变化的地方-全球经济的“新时代”的复杂的、精心策划的反应。在去工业化的背景下，我考虑如何在消费领域恢复白人的工业男子气概，特别是通过支持足球、喝酒和外出等具体仪式。我的结论是，地理学家在对经济结构调整和全球化进行理论分析时，需要更加关注当地的细微差别和地区特征。
In this historical ethnography I investigate how a group of young white men are negotiating the transition to a postindustrial society. Their insular, subcultural practices are seen as complex, materially orchestrated responses to the ‘new times’ of the changing local—global economy. In the context of deindustrialisation I consider how a white, industrial masculinity could be recuperated in the field of consumption, notably through embodied rituals of football support, drinking, and going out. I conclude by arguing that geographers need to be more attentive to local nuances and regional identities in their theoretical analysis of economic restructuring and globalisation.