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Ples i upotreba droga kao značenjske prakse u sociologiji rave-kulture
Author(s) -
Rašeljka Krnić
Publication year - 2013
Publication title -
sociologija i prostor
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
SCImago Journal Rank - 0.163
H-Index - 8
eISSN - 1849-0387
pISSN - 1846-5226
DOI - 10.5673/sip.51.1.5
Subject(s) - art , psychology
Potreba za modificiranjem ili odbacivanjem pojma subkulture javlja sepočetkom devedesetih, uglavnom kao reakcija na pojavu plesne elektronske glazbe ikulture koja oko nje nastaje. Upravo na tom primjeru postavlja se teza o promjenjivoji kompleksnoj prirodi suvremenih mladenačkih kulturnih praksi, formi i stilova koji,da bi se razumjeli, zahtijevaju novu perspektivu i nove analitičke alate. Osim što surave-kultura i različite scene elektronske glazbe poslužile kao “teren” na kojem sepropituju postavke birminghamske interpretacije subkultura u okviru šire teorijskerasprave o primjenjivosti općih pojmova, kao što su klasa, otpor, stil, itd., neki su seautori pozabavili analizom specifičnih elemenata koji konstituiraju taj mikrosvijet, i tonastojanjem rekonstrukcije organizacijske logike, praksa, rituala, motiva i “strukturaosjećaja” koji stoje iza toga mladenačkog pokreta. Rad se bavi pregledom i analizompojedinih postsubkulturnih koncepata koji iz različitih perspektiva i iz drugačijihteorijskih pozicija analiziraju dvije najvažnije (sub)kulturne prakse kojima je definiransvijet elektronske glazbe i rave-kulture – konzumaciju droga i ples.The need to modify or discard the term subculture appears in the early nineties, mainly as areaction to the appearance of electronic dance music and the culture springing around it. Thisis the very example for the thesis about the changeable and complex nature of contemporaryyouth cultural practices, forms and styles, which require a new perspective and analytic toolsto be understood. Apart from using rave culture and various electronic music scenes as a“field” on which to question the postulates of the Birmingham interpretation of subcultureswithin the framework of a broader theoretical discussion about the applicability of generalterms such as class, resistance, style, etc., some authors have analyzed the specific elementsthat constitute this microcosm by attempting to reconstruct the organizational logic, practices,motives and “feeling structures” behind this youth movement. This paper is an overview andanalysis of certain post-subcultural concepts, which, from different perspectives and differenttheoretical positions, analyse the two most important (sub)cultural practices that define theworld of electronic music and rave culture – drug consumption and dance

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