Rebels

Description:

Leerom Medovoi argues that youth culture first began to exhibit signs of teen, racial, sexual, gender and generational revolt during the Cold War, which burst into political prominence in the ensuing decades and left a legacy of potent but ambiguous identity politics.

subjects: Alienation (Social psychology),  Alienation (Social psychology) in literature,  Alienation (Social psychology) in motion pictures,  Cold War,  Group identity,  History,  Intellectual life,  Popular culture,  Social aspects of Cold War,  Social conditions,  Youth in literature,  Youth in motion pictures,  Popular culture, united states,  United states, intellectual life,  United states, social conditions, 1945-,  Identiteit,  Jeugdcultuur,  Koude Oorlog,  Populaire cultuur,  Social aspects

Places: United States

Times: 1945-,  20th century