Hip by John Leland
A brisk cultural history that traces the origins and evolution of “hip” from its roots in African American vernacular and jazz through bohemian and Beat movements to contemporary hipster culture, examining how the idea of being hip has shaped taste, rebellion, identity and style across eras while profiling key moments and personalities that defined and redefined what it means to be cool.
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