Peculiarities of Rave Culture in Lithuania (on the "True" and the "Fake" Ravers)

Šliavaitė, Kristina

doi:10.15388/socmintvei.1999.4.7017

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1999

DOI: 10.15388/socmintvei.1999.4.7017

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Peculiarities of Rave Culture in Lithuania (on the "True" and the "Fake" Ravers)

Kristina Šliavaitė¹

Abstract: Reivo kultiiros ypatumai Lietuvoje (apie "tikruosius" ir "netikruosius" reiverius) Santrauka Sio straipsnio tikslasnustatyti ir aptarti Lietuvos reivo subkultiirosvidines hierarchijos principus bei interpretuoti juos. Straipsnio Saltinisvienuolika pokalbiq, parengtq vadinamojo nestrziktiirinio irztewiu pagrindu, su Lietuvos reivo kultiiros atstovais. Su jais kalbetasi 1998 m. sausio bei vasario men. Intewiu analize atskleide tam tikrus jaunimo stereotipus, susijusius su tokiomis dvinaremis prieSprieSomis: alte… Show more

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Transition to Adulthood: Leaving the Parental Home in the Last Soviet and the First Post-Soviet Generation

Daukšaitė

2019

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The article presents a research on trajectories of leaving the parental home in the last Soviet and the first post-Soviet generations. It focuses on social transformation of the state during the transition from the Soviet to the post-Soviet and its impact on the life-course of these generations. In our study, we applied a dyadic approach and conducted semi-structured interviews with women of the last Soviet generation (born in 1962–1972) and their children (born in 1992–2002), who represent the first post-Soviet generation. Early changes in and the differentiation of the timetable of transition to adulthood of the last Soviet generation indicated a declining effect of ideologically supported social structures on the life-course of young adults and the growing power of individual decision to leave the parental home or stay within. The rapidly increasing globalization and a transformed economy shaped a new structural environment for the coming of age for the first post-Soviet generation; therefore, we can interpret the further pluralization, de-standardization, and differentiation of the timetable of the transition to adulthood of this generation as a reaction of young people to the emerging risks and insecurities.

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Transition to Adulthood: Leaving the Parental Home in the Last Soviet and the First Post-Soviet Generation

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