How to win at being a student

Cheeseman, Matthew

doi:10.4324/9781315449722-7

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Academic Success and The Performance Of A Studious Working-class Masculinity1

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“…There is also a gap in the work here on belonging and masculinity and just like in other areas of their lives, young men at university can and do construct status and meaningful identities for themselves through different conceptions of belonging. These can include investment in peer cultures, university events, academic work or via relationships with 'territories' and places within and beyond campus (See Cheeseman, 2018;Pembeci, 2018). This chapter aims to begin to fill some of these gaps in the literature on masculinity and belonging.…”

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Transit and Transition: Student Identity and the Contested Landscape of Higher Education

Trowler¹

2019

Identities, Youth and Belonging

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This well-established series embraces global and multi-disciplinary scholarship on childhood and youth as social, historical, cultural and material phenomena. With the rapid expansion of childhood and youth studies in recent decades, the series encourages diverse and emerging theoretical and methodological approaches. We welcome proposals which explore the diversities and complexities of children's and young people's lives and which address gaps in the current literature relating to childhoods and youth in space, place and time.Studies in Childhood and Youth will be of interest to students and scholars in a range of areas,

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Section: Academic Success and The Performance Of A Studious Working-class Masculinitymentioning

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Transit and Transition: Student Identity and the Contested Landscape of Higher Education

Trowler¹

2019

Identities, Youth and Belonging

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Zombies, Ghosts and Lucky Survivors: Class Identities and Imposterism in Higher Education

Mountford-Brown

2022

The Palgrave Handbook of Imposter Syndrome in Higher Education

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Transit and Transition: Student Identity and the Contested Landscape of Higher Education

Transit and Transition: Student Identity and the Contested Landscape of Higher Education

Zombies, Ghosts and Lucky Survivors: Class Identities and Imposterism in Higher Education

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