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    Approaching Youth Studies by Tilleczek, Kate;

    Being, Becoming, Belonging

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    Product details:

    • Publisher OUP Canada
    • Date of Publication 28 October 2010

    • ISBN 9780195427639
    • Binding Paperback
    • No. of pages192 pages
    • Size 228x153x9 mm
    • Weight 248 g
    • Language English
    • Illustrations 8 figures/8 tables
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    Long description:

    This concise yet thorough introduction to the sociological study of young people exposes students to the historical and mythic foundations of the discipline before looking at the cultural and educational aspects of youth today. With an exploration of methodology and sociological theories, along with interdisciplinary research evidence, the text wards off the stereotype of the 'stormy youth' while providing context and analytical commentary on the most critical and
    interesting issues in the field. Unique in its approach and with the most up-to-date research and analysis available, Approaching Youth Studies offers a distinctly Canadian perspective on the study of youth.

    [Approaching Youth Studies] features a helpful conceptual model of cultural nesting which highlights the complex locations and interactions of youth across institutional settings. It then presents how to negotiate school settings utilizing this model. It also outlines the epistemological fallacy of youth which provides students with a way of understanding the prevalence of individualist youth responses to modernist macro social issues as well as providing a
    helpful discussion on youth research that empowers."

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    Table of Contents:

    Introduction
    Part I: The Fountains and Follies of Youth: Conceptualizing Youth Studies
    Towards Contemporary Youth Studies
    A Starting Point: Toward Complex Cultural Nests
    Being, Becoming, and Belonging
    Fountains of Youth: A Composite Youth Testimonial
    Historical and Mythic Foundations for Youth Studies
    Introduction
    Follies and Myths
    A Brief Social History
    Part II: Research with and for Youth: Redressing Praxis, Method, and Theory
    Asking and Answering Good Questions: The Praxis of Youth Studies
    Introduction
    Posing Questions with and for Young People
    Praxis (Linking Method and Theory)
    Praxis (Linking Theory and Method)
    Can There Be a Social Science with and for Youth?
    Introduction
    Current Global and Canadian Contexts
    Towards Youth Studies with and for Young People
    Part III: The Remains of the Everyday: Influences and Negotiations
    Modern Youth at Work and Play
    Introduction
    A Modern Technological Context for Work and Play
    Youth at Play
    Youth at Work
    Schools, Families, and Friends: Reproduction and Resistance
    Introduction
    Education and Schools
    Families and Friends: A Great Debate
    Part IV: Mirrors and Passages: Being a Modern Youth
    The Joys and Challenges of Self: Is There an Optimal Youth?
    Introduction
    Resiliency: Promises and Pathways for Youth
    The Trouble with Normal: Young Folk Devils
    Biography and Narrative Revisited
    Action, Practice, and Social Policy with and for Youth
    Introduction
    Youth Studies as Youth Practice
    Social Policy with and for Youth?
    Social Action with, for, and by Youth
    Conclusion
    Glossary

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