A01=Rachela Colosi
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Agency Stripper
Agency Stripping
Author_Rachela Colosi
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Changing Room
COP=United Kingdom
Dancer Hierarchy
dances
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Dirty Dancing
DJ Booth
Emotional Rituals
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Erotic Dance
Established Dancers
ethnographic methodology
Field Diary Extract
gender and sexuality studies
House Fee
Karen's Story
Karen’s Story
Language_English
lap
Lap Dancing Club
Main Floor
Night Time Economy
Night Time Leisure Economy
night-time economy sociology
occupational stigma
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private
Private Dance
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qualitative fieldwork
Saturday Night Shifts
Sex Industry
sex work research
Sexual Entertainment Venues
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Spearmint Rhino
strip club subculture analysis
Tacit Rules
Topless
UK Context
UK Gross Domestic Product
Product details
- ISBN 9781843928171
- Weight: 490g
- Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 20 Jul 2010
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
- Language: English
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Based on ethnographic research conducted in 'Starlets', a lap-dancing club in the North of England, this book delves into what is often seen as the 'deviant', and 'stigmatized' world of lap-dancing. As well as the relationships between dancers, the author offers a unique insider's account of lap-dancing club culture, having worked as a lap-dancer both prior to, and during, the study. The book tells a fascinating tale of the author's experiences working as a lap dancer and the insights this has provided. This book projects a textured picture of working, socializing and living as a lap-dancer by following the dancer from the beginning of her career, to her eventual exit; providing a fluid and comprehensive examination of the occupation of lap-dancing. As well as building on the popular themes of 'dancer motivation', 'dancer exploitation/empowerment' and risk already embedded in existing literature, this book also offers completely new insight into this industry by drawing attention to the occupational subculture of which lap-dancers at 'Starlets' were found to be a part. This book is recommended for anyone studying or researching in this field.
