The Modernists: Eikoku Mods Bunkashi: Soho kara Sekai e (Eikoku Youth Culture Nendaiki) (Japanese Edition)
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The Modernists: Eikoku Mods Bunkashi: Soho kara Sekai e (Eikoku Youth Culture Nendaiki) (Japanese Edition)

by Keith Thompson-Ferguson

cultural history Youth Subculture British Nonfiction
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This Japanese edition explores the cultural history of British mods, from Soho's origins to their global reach. As a chronicle of Eikoku youth culture, it traces the modernist movement's influence on fashion, music, and society, offering a detailed timeline of this iconic subculture's evolution.

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The Modernists delves into the cultural history of British youth movements, focusing on the mod subculture that emerged in the mid-20th century.

Tracing origins from Soho's lively scene, the book examines how this style and lifestyle spread worldwide, shaping fashion, music, and social attitudes.

As part of the Eikoku Youth Culture Chronicle series, it provides a chronological overview in Japanese, highlighting key developments in British cultural history.

Keith Thompson-Ferguson offers insights into the modernist ethos, connecting local trends to broader international impacts.

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