The geeks shall inherit the Earth

popularity, quirk theory, and why outsiders thrive after high school

Alexandra Robbins explores the ways group identity theories play out among cliques and among students they exclude, revealing the labels students stick onto each other, the long-term effects of this marginalization, and the reasons students falling under these categories are often shunned and celebrates them as a crucial piece of American culture, inspiring the outcasts--nerds, freaks, weirdos, punks, and Goths--to be more creative and inspired and helping them become larger players in American society as they enter the real world.

Hyperion
2011
9781401302023
book

Holdings

hidmidmiidnidwidlocation_codelocationbarcodecallnumdeweycreatedupdated
164937403576822755287992955OAKH357OAKH20943303.3 ROB303.315774597521709567815
1133804481912922935287992955BRHS114BRHS28942303.3 ROB303.315814652241736518457
1351396501438623275287992955PIMH386PIMH71857303.324 ROB303.3215814652241736518457
1586880521177123505287992955WTHS494WTHS108479303.3 ROB303.315814652241736518457
1888082548228924435287992955GCHS214GCHS725813303.324 ROB303.3215825759371742569409
2026239560490524575287992955GROL244GROL203693303.3 ROB303.315825759371742569409
3067226651943224125287992955PMH360PMS0103293303.3 ROB303.316377825731736800991
3748938706696523845287992955GMH292GMS0102472303.3 Rob303.316950443851736800991