Sormus, 2015 - Google Patents
'I could scream my truth right through your lies if I wanted': Bikini Kill's sound-collage and the subversive rhetoric of grrrlhoodSormus, 2015
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- 13549321255384654714
- Author
- Sormus M
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- Publication venue
- Punk & Post Punk
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This article investigates how riot grrrl, a movement pinned to punk pedagogy, used music and its components (lyrics and sound) to manipulate the marketed images of girlhood. This was in order to offend the sensibilities of the mediatized and commodified landscape of girl …
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