2006
DOI: 10.3917/cpc.026.0163
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Marquage du corps et marquage du mobilier urbain : expressions de la problématique adolescente

Abstract: Résumé Nous avons essayé de comprendre le marquage du corps (tatouage et piercing) et le marquage du mobilier urbain (tag et graf) chez les adolescents d’après trois axes d’analyse. Tout d’abord, le niveau manifeste, visible dans le concret nous amène à nous interroger sur le rôle social des marquages et l’impact de leurs interprétations. Ensuite, l’étude du contenu manifeste à travers les discours des jeunes aborde la question de la famille et de l’accession à l’identité. Enfin, nous abordons les marquages co… Show more

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“…The prevalence of aesthetic motives for vandalism can be also explained by the popularity of such teenage subcultures as graffiti, street-art, and so on (Nordmarker, Hjärthag, Perrin-Wallqvist, & Archer, 2016). We should also take into account the possibility of compensatory reaction: adolescents' desire to escape from the real life and create their own world with typically adolescent social relationships (Belkin, 2010;Haza & Ducousso-Lacaze, 2006) 3. Adolescents from well-to-do families have minimal risk of committing vandalism.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The prevalence of aesthetic motives for vandalism can be also explained by the popularity of such teenage subcultures as graffiti, street-art, and so on (Nordmarker, Hjärthag, Perrin-Wallqvist, & Archer, 2016). We should also take into account the possibility of compensatory reaction: adolescents' desire to escape from the real life and create their own world with typically adolescent social relationships (Belkin, 2010;Haza & Ducousso-Lacaze, 2006) 3. Adolescents from well-to-do families have minimal risk of committing vandalism.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%