anarquic, punk, “with no etiquette”: skateboarding in fluir and yeah magazines
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Abstract
This article analyzes the representations of skateboarding in twoBrazilian vehicles – Fluir and Yeah! – in the 1980s, through the method ofcontent analysis. This is done looking at a key figure in the media coverageof the sport in that period: Paulo “Anshowinhas” de Oliveira Brito. He beganin Fluir in 1983 and in 1986 he created his own publication – Yeah!. Theanalysis can shed light on relevant aspects of the relationship between media,youth and culture in the 1980s.
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| Authors | ;Rafael Fortes;Leonardo Brandão |
| Journal | Science |
| Year | 2013 |
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