‘We don’t have any limits’: Russian young adult life narratives through a social generations lens

@article{Vandegrift2016WeDH,
  title={‘We don’t have any limits’: Russian young adult life narratives through a social generations lens},
  author={Darcie Vandegrift},
  journal={Journal of Youth Studies},
  year={2016},
  volume={19},
  pages={221 - 236}
}
  • Darcie Vandegrift
  • Published 2016
  • Sociology
  • Journal of Youth Studies
    • 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… CONTINUE READING
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