Document Type
Article
Publication Date
Spring 3-3-2014
Faculty
Michael Dwyer
Department
Media & Communication; College of Arts & Sciences
Abstract
This article compares two iterations of rave culture through the perspective on scenes as outlined by Geoff Stahl in his essay "'It's Like Canada Reduced': Setting the Scene in Montreal." By applying both communication and sociopolitical theory to the comparison of the original rave scene to that of today's, a vivid understanding of how scenes and subcultures construct themselves- both within and around the cultural environments from which they are born- will become apparent.
Recommended Citation
Mohr, Christopher, "Rave Culture- A Tale of Two Scenes" (2014). Faculty Curated Undergraduate Works. 16.
https://scholarworks.arcadia.edu/undergrad_works/16
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