China's youth cultures and collective spaces : creativity, sociality, identity and resistance /
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Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY :
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2020.
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Table of Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: pt. I Youth culture in com modified collective spaces
- 1. From homes to parks, shopping malls, and theaters-- trajectory of spatial shift in Chinese Erciyuan Cosplay practices / Hua Bin
- 2. From Tian'anmen Square to Grand Palais in Paris: the shifting spirit in the com modification of Rock in the PRC / Peng Lei
- 3. Can China have its hip hop? Negotiating the boundaries between mainstream and underground youth cultural spaces on the Internet talent show Rap of China / Jingsi Christina Wu
- pt. II Spaces of sociability
- 4. Spaces of youth cultural production in rural China / Adam Yuet Chau
- 5. sociability of Millennials in cyberspace: a comparative analysis of barrage subtitling in Nico Nico Douga and Bilibili / Seio Nakajima
- 6. Representations of sociability in public spaces in the Uyghur web series Anar Pishti: resilience, resistance, and reinvention / Vanessa Frangville
- pt. III Spaces of social engagement
- 7. Masked demonstrations: deploying creative tactics to protest air pollution / Elizabeth Brunner
- 8. Chinese LGBT+ activism--playing, organizing, and playful resistance / Stun Deklerck
- 9. Struggling around the politics of recognition: the formation of communities of interpretations and of emotions among a collective of migrant workers in twenty-first century China / Eric Florence
- pt. IV Traveling in space-time
- 10. Collective space/time travel in Chinese cyberliterature / Gwennael Gaffric
- 11. Traveling back in our parent's time: Han Han's Duckweed / Corrado Neri
- 12. "We are not like the calligraphers of ancient times": a study of young calligraphy practitioners in contemporary China / Jeroen De Kloet
- 13. Concluding remarks: afterthoughts: rethinking the spatial politics of presence in China's youth culture / Lisa Richaud.