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‘We don’t have any limits’ : Russian young adult life narratives through a social generations lens.
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UPS BIBL CENTR 39-C-632
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VANDEGRIFT, D.
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‘We don’t have any limits’ : Russian young adult life narratives through a social generations lens. Parte componente di periodico
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pp. 221-236
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Estratto da: Journal of Youth studies 2016, 19, 1-2
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A social generation framework attends to how emergent historical patterns of social organization shape young adult contemporaries, noting shared strategies to constructing subjectivity within a common political, social, and economic milieu. However, the perspective has given scant attention to how young people engage in reflexive life management outside of well-documented Western contexts. Additionally, the framework needs further consideration of how youth lives are shaped by the social relations of globalization. To address these omissions, this article examines how educated, urban Russian young adults engage in reflexive life management. In drawing on a social generations rather than transitions approach, youth meaning-making is analyzed through grounded analysis rather than reliance on previously conceived categories. The study of youth reflexive life management can be reframed as a question: ‘what does making a life mean to educated urban post-adolescents in Russia?’ We explore how respondents interpret difference and inequality through transnational comparisons, center globality in the biographical project, and encounter citizenship constraints. We focus on three meaning-making projects: idealized globality, assuming nonlinear paths, and vigilant evaluative work.
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RUSSIA.
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SOCIETÀ.
ADULTI.
GLOBALIZZAZIONE.
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