Contents

pp v-vi

Series Editors’ Preface: Interpretive Lenses in Sociology— On the Multidimensional Foundations of Meaning in Social Life

pp vii-xi

Notes on Contributors

pp xii-xv

Acknowledgments

pp xvi-xvi

PART I - Approaching Interpretive Practice

pp 1-2

1 - Making Sense of Subcultures: Interpretive Practice and/in Subcultural Theory

pp 3-20

2 - Subculture, Scene, Lifestyle, or Movement? Conceptualizing Straight Edge from Insider and Academic Perspectives

pp 21-40

3 - Ghosts in the Machine: (Post)subculture and the ‘Problem’ of Contemporary Youth

pp 41-56

PART II - Contextualizing Interpretive Practice

pp 57-58

4 - No More Heroes: Portuguese Punk and the Notion of Subculture in the Global South

pp 59-74

5 - Still Crazy After All Those Years: A Trajectory of Discourses on Youth Subcultures in Korea, from Exclusion to Recognition to Legitimization

pp 75-92

6 - Interpreting Chinese Punk: From Doing Nothing to Hermit Lifestyle

pp 93-106

7 - The Dynamic Meaning of Subculture among DIY Indonesian Musicians

pp 107-124

PART III - Embodying Interpretive Practice

pp 125-126

8 - “That’s Not Punk!” Authenticity, Older Punk Women, and the ‘Doing’ of Punk Scholarship

pp 127-149

9 - “Let’s All Be Friends”: Emotional Labor and Insider Research in Punk Subculture

pp 150-167

10 - Intimacy, Exchange, and Friendship as Sensitizing Concepts: Interpreting and Teaching Subcultures through Ethnographic Fieldwork

pp 168-186

PART IV - Conclusion

pp 187-188

11 - Approaching, Contextualizing, and Embodying Interpretive Practice in Subcultural Studies

pp 189-204

Index

pp 205-208