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Girl culture by Lauren Greenfield · Booklabria

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Girl culture

Social life and customsUnited States

Girl culture

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First published: 2002
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

"The body has become a primary expression of individual identity for girls in contemporary American culture. Girl Culture investigates girls’ relationships to their bodies and the ways in which they use body projects to establish their identities. The photographs explore the relationship between girls’ inner lives and emotional development, and the material world and popular culture. They also reveal the exhibitionist nature of modern femininity through moments of vanity and performance in everyday life."

Subjects: Social life and customs
United States
Girls
Pictorial works
Exhibitions
Photography, artistic
Set in: United States

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