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Tween Girls' Dressing and Young Femininity in Singapore: Too Much, Too Young, Too Fast? (en Inglés)
Bernice Loh
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Tween Girls' Dressing and Young Femininity in Singapore: Too Much, Too Young, Too Fast? (en Inglés) - Loh, Bernice
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Introduction Girls' dressing Conceptual framework Terminology Research methodology The minority group perspective A girl-centred approach Focus groups Table 1 (Research Sample) Research position Chapter outline 1 Understanding girls' dressing Introduction The discourse of sexualisation Western popular culture 'Traditional' popular media The raunchy celebrity culture Tween consumer culture The commodification of the tween girl The 'unknowing' tween A discourse of protection Critiques of the sexualisation-of-girls discourse The definition of sexualisation Sexualisation as a linear concept Problems of a discourse of protection Class and the discourse of sexualisation Postfeminism and girls' dressing Conclusion 2 Girlhood in Singapore Introduction Western dominant accounts of childhood Childhood in Singapore Population policies and childhood in Singapore Education policies and childhood in Singapore Consumption and adult-like clothing for girls in Singapore Asian values and the culture of consumption in Singapore Consumption and social class in Singapore Femininity in Singapore Contesting femininities Conclusion 3 YouTube and girls' dressing Introduction Girls' popular culture consumption in Singapore: a pastiche of East and West Conceptualising girls' popular culture consumption in Singapore The changing mediascapes in tween girls' lives YouTube as an emergent popular media source Tween girls' spectatorship "I just look at the YouTubers" Popular YouTubers/YouTube channels Local Singaporean YouTubers Popular Western YouTubers Rethinking YouTube and tween girls' dressing The DIY ethos Conclusion 4 A cultural perspective of tween girls' dress Introduction Aspirations of style Girls' definition of style Style as necessity Style through boundary-making Style as a youthful practice Allowances Girls and brands Purchasing new clothing Girls as reflexive and 'sensible' consumers Affiliation Class, social mobility and adult-like clothing Conclusion 5 Girls' interpretive repertoires Introduction A confidence narrative Effort in the production of self Confidence and not contentment Accoutrement Girls and nail polish Hair and Heels - Diversity, complexity and contradiction Makeup as accoutrement: "No, no. Just don't wear makeup" Adultification as something extrinsic "They dress too old." Critical readings of celebrities' dressing Critical readings of other girls' dressing Reframing adult-like dressing Conclusion 6 Conclusion 'Slowing down' Existing inbetween Asia as method Girls' feminism and postfeminism in Singapore References
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