2019
DOI: 10.1080/13676261.2019.1636014
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Figures of youth: on the very object of Youth Studies

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“…Menimbang semakin meningkatnya kesadaran tentang peran krusial pemuda tersebut, maka penelitian ilmiah berkenaan pembangunan pemuda yang konstruktif menjadi salah satu diskursus pada abad ini (Threadgold, 2019). Bahwa keberadaan pemuda secara alamiah dijadikan aset pembangunan (Devadoss dan Anand, 2013) serta akselerator pengabdian kepada masyarakat sebagai tanggung jawab moralitas, yang bertumpu pada penghormatan terhadap nilai-nilai kemanusiaan (Youniss dan Yates, 1999).…”
Section: Pendahuluanunclassified
“…Menimbang semakin meningkatnya kesadaran tentang peran krusial pemuda tersebut, maka penelitian ilmiah berkenaan pembangunan pemuda yang konstruktif menjadi salah satu diskursus pada abad ini (Threadgold, 2019). Bahwa keberadaan pemuda secara alamiah dijadikan aset pembangunan (Devadoss dan Anand, 2013) serta akselerator pengabdian kepada masyarakat sebagai tanggung jawab moralitas, yang bertumpu pada penghormatan terhadap nilai-nilai kemanusiaan (Youniss dan Yates, 1999).…”
Section: Pendahuluanunclassified
“…Colleagues and I have argued that class needs to be brought into public discussions of inequality, especially because these discussions are dominated by the use of deliberately distorted scapegoating figures that obfuscate the systemic nature of inequality and the endemic nature of poverty (Gerrard & Threadgold, 2022). Inequality is figured, represented and distorted (Threadgold, 2020a) in ways that speak for a small, privileged cohort of society, especially the legacy media that are so dominated by middle-class voices (Attfield, 2020). For instance, I have analysed the figures of hipsters and bogans (Threadgold, 2018b) in terms of how they represent class, where the figure of the hipster resonates more with the tastes and morals of middle-class media workers, and so is reported on much more playfully than the more straightforward, symbolically violent invocations of the bogan.…”
Section: The 'How' Of Consumption Rather Than the 'What'mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Even though Goffman’s take on stigma (p. 3) as a process by which the reaction of others reduces an attribute to a ‘tainted discounted one’ has been invaluable as a foundation for other stigma-focused research, he paid little attention to the way in which neoliberal governance relies on stigmatisation to justify its policies and ideology (Tyler, 2018). This omission has become conspicuous as a result of the emphasis Tyler (2013a; see also Threadgold, 2019) and ‘moral panic theorists’ (e.g. Cohen, 1972/2011; Gordon, 2018; Hall et al, 1978/2013) place on identifying the link between stigma and neoliberal governance’s behind-the-scenes pulling of strings.…”
Section: Stigma Moral Panics and ‘Them-and-us’ Attitudesmentioning
confidence: 99%