Sk8er girls: Skateboarders, girlhood and feminism in motion

Women's Studies International Forum

Volumn 27, Issue 5-6, 2004, Pages 547-557

  Pomerantz, Shauna ^a   Currie, Dawn H ^a   Kelly, Deirdre M ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA   (Canada)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

FEMINISM;

EID: 11144327034     PISSN: 02775395     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/j.wsif.2004.09.009     Document Type: Article

References (58)

1. Abraham Yvonne 1997 May 30-June 6 Lipstick liberation,: The Worcester Phoenix http://www.worcesterphoenix.com/archive/features/97/05/ 30LIPSTICK%5LIBERATION.html
2. Kathy Acker It's a spicy life vibey thing Age (reprinted from the Guardian) C1 1997, June (reprinted from the Guardian)
3. Jennifer Baumgardner & Amy Richards Manifesta: Young women, feminism, and the future 2000 Farrar, Straus and Giroux New York
4. Bellafante Gina 1998 Feminism: It's all about me!, [Internet]. http://www.time.com/time/magazine/1998/dom/980629/cover2.html [2000, March 29]
5. Susan Bolotin Voices from the poor feminist generation The New York Times Magazine 1982, Oct. 17 28-31
6. Lyn Mikel Brown Raising their voices: The politics of girls' anger 1998 Harvard University Press Cambridge, MA
7. Shelley Budgeon Emergent feminist (?) identities: Young women and the practice of micropolitics The European Journal of Women's Studies 8 1 2001 7-28
8. Shelley Budgeon Dawn H. Currie From feminism to postfeminism: Women's liberation in fashion magazines Women's Studies International Forum 18 2 1995 173-186
9. Judith Butler Contingent foundations: Feminism and the question of "postmodernism" In Judith Butler & Joan W. Scott (Eds.) Feminists theorize the political 1992 Routledge New York 3-21
10. Judith P. Butler Gender trouble: Feminism and the subversion of identity 1999 Routledge New York
11. R.W. Connell Gender and power 1987 Stanford University Press Stanford
12. Jean Curthoys Feminist amnesia: The wake of women's liberation 1997 Routledge London
13. Bronwyn Davies The concept of agency: A feminist poststructuralist analysis Social Analysis: Journal of Culture and Social Practice 29 1990 42-53
14. Bronwyn Davies The subject of post-structuralism: A reply to Alison Jones Gender and Education 9 3 1997 271-284
15. Susan J. Douglas Where the girls are: Growing up female with the mass media 1994 New York: Times Books
16. Susan J. Douglas Girl power puts a new spice into feminist debate Nation 25 1997, August/September 29
17. Catherine Driscoll Girl culture, revenge and global capitalism: Cybergirls, riot grrls, spice girls Australian Feminist Studies 14 29 1999 173-195
18. Catherine Driscoll Girls: Feminine adolescence in popular culture and cultural theory 2002 Columbia University Press New York
19. Frances H. Early Staking her claim: Buffy the vampire slayer as transgressive woman warrior Journal of Popular Culture 35 3 2001 11-28
20. Edut Ophira Adiós Barbie: Young women write about body image and identity 1998 Seal Press Seattle, WA
21. Susan Faludi Backlash: The undeclared war against American women 1991 Crown Publishers New York
22. Barbara Findlen Listen up: Voices from the next feminist generation 1995 Seal Press Seattle
23. Frontside Betty 2002 About frontside Betty [Internet] http://www.frontsidebettycom/about/index.html, March 23 2002
24. Helen Garner The first stone 1997 Picador Sydney
25. Carol Gilligan Nona Lyons Trudy J. Hanmer & Emma Willard School (Troy N.Y.) Making connections: The relational worlds of adolescent girls at Emma Willard School 1990 Harvard University Press Cambridge, MA
26. Anita Harris Revisiting bedroom culture: New spaces for young women's politics Hectate 27 1 2001 128-139
27. Havrilesky Heather 2002 Powerpuff girls meet world, [Internet]. http://www.salon.com/mwt/feature/2002/07/02/powerpuff/print.html, July 2 2002
28. Dick Hebdige Subculture: The meaning of style 1979 Methuen London
29. Heywood Leslie Jennifer Drake Third wave agenda: Being feminist, doing feminism 1997 University of Minnesota Press Minneapolis, MN
30. Jigsaw Youth 2002 June 16 Women in skateboarding [Internet]. http://gurlpages.com/unitedgirlfront/skate.html
31. Marcelle Karp & Debbie Stoller The bust guide to the new girl order 1999 Penguin Books New York
32. Mary Celeste Kearney The missing links: Riot grrrl-feminism-lesbian culture In Sheila Whiteley (Ed.) Sexing the groove: Popular music and gender 1997 Routledge London 207-229
33. Deirdre Kelly Shauna Pomerantz Dawn H. Currie Skater girlhood and emphasized femininity Gender and Education 17 3 2005 (in press)
34. Labi Nadya 1998 Girl power, [Internet]. http://www.time.com/time/magazine/1998/dom/980629/box1.html, March 29 2000
35. Sue Lees Losing out: Sexuality and adolescent girls 1986 Hutchinson London
36. Marion Leonard 'Rebel girl, you are the queen of my world': Feminism, 'subculture' and grrrl power In Sheila Whiteley (Ed.) Sexing the groove: Popular music and gender 1997 Routledge London 230-255
37. Angela McRobbie Feminism and youth culture: From 'Jackie' to 'Just seventeen' 1991 Unwin Hyman Boston
38. Angela McRobbie Shut up and dance: Youth culture and changing modes of femininity In Morag Shiach (Ed.) Feminism and cultural studies 1999 Oxford University Press Oxford 65-88
39. Angela McRobbie Sweet smell of success? New ways of being young women Feminism and youth culture 2nd ed. 2000 MacMillian Press London 198-214
40. Angela McRobbie & Jenny Garber Girls and subcultures In Ken Gelder & Sarah Thornton (Eds.) The subcultures reader 1997 [1976] Routledge London 112-120
41. Camille Nurka Postfeminist autopsies Australian Feminist Studies 17 38 2002 177-189
42. Peggy Orenstein American Association of University Women Schoolgirls: Young women, self-esteem, and the confidence gap 1994 Doubleday New York
43. Susan A. Owen Vampires, postmodernity, and postfeminism: Buffy the vampire slayer Journal of Popular Film and Television 27 2 1999 24-28
44. Wendy Parkins Bad girls, bad reputations: Feminist ethics and postfeminism Australian Feminist Studies 14 30 1999 377-386
45. Mary Pipher Reviving Ophelia: Saving the selves of adolescent girls 1994 Putnam New York
46. Cheryl B. Preston Baby Spice: Lost between feminine and feminist Journal of Gender, Social Policy & the Law 9 3 2001 541-619
47. Elayne Rapping You've come which way, baby? The road that leads from June Cleaver to Ally McBeal looks a lot like a U-turn Women's Review of Books 17 10/11 2000 20-23
48. Roman Leslie G. Christian-Smith Linda K. & Ellsworth Elizabeth Ann Becoming feminine: The politics of popular culture 1988 Falmer Press London
49. Sara Shandler Ophelia speaks: Adolescent girls write about their search for self 1999 HarperPerennial New York
50. Rachel Simmons Odd girl out: The hidden culture of aggression in girls 2002 Harcourt New York
51. Judith Stacey Sexism by a subtler name? Poststructural conditions and postfeminist consciousness in Silicon In Valley K.V. Hansen & I.J. Philipson (Eds.) Women, class, and the feminist imagination: A socialist feminist reader 1990 Temple University Press Philadelphia, PA 338-356
52. Anne Summers The future of feminism - a letter to the next generation Damned whores and God's police 1994 Penguin Harmondsworth
53. Gayle Wald Just a girl?: Rock music, feminism, and the cultural construction of female youth Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society 23 3 1998 585-610
54. Walker Rebecca (Ed.) To be real: Telling the truth and changing the face of feminism 1995 Doubleday New York
55. Chris Weedon Feminist practice and poststructuralist theory 1987 B. Blackwell Oxford, UK
56. Whitney Abbey 2001 Guys vs. girls [Internet] http://www.realskate.com/girlsvsguys.htm, June 16 2002.
57. Paul E. Willis Morningside Learning to labor: How working class kids get working class jobs 1981 Columbia University Press New York
58. Young Iris Marion Throwing like a girl: A phenomenology of feminine body comportment, motility, and spatiality In Jennifer Allen & Iris Marion (Eds.) Young The thinking muse: Feminism and modern French philosophy 1989 Indiana University Press Bloomington 51-70