-
certain forms of
plastic surgery.
Unlike mainstream social relationships,
subcultural communities are
characterized by transience, informality, and a lack...
- In criminology,
subcultural theory emerged from the work of the
Chicago School on
gangs and
developed through the
symbolic interactionism school into...
-
phenomenology of
Edmund Husserl and
George Herbert Mead, as well as
subcultural theory and
conflict theory. This
school of
thought focused on the relationship...
- yōkai,
preternatural creatures in ****anese
folklore Kemonā, a ****anese
subcultural term used to
describe people who are fond of
anthropomorphic animal characters...
-
often be
ostracized or ridiculed. Likewise, fans who
stray from
accepted subcultural scripts may
experience similar rejection.
Since the late 1970s, cult...
- A
valley girl is a socioeconomic, linguistic, and
youth subcultural stereotype and
stock character originating during the 1980s: any
materialistic upper-middle-class...
-
subgenres such as
death metal and
black metal became – and
remain –
subcultural phenomena.
Since the mid-1990s, po****r
styles have
expanded the definition...
- of
subcultures within far-right
movements to distinguish:
subcultural parasitism,
subcultural creation around ideology and
subcultures that are networking...
- club-night at
Blitz in
Covent Garden,
helping launch the New
Romantic subcultural movement in the late 1970s. Today, the
annual London Pride Parade and...
- classes,
later reached greater acceptance as the
rough edges of its
overt subcultural character were
softened and,
sometimes to the
point of unrecognisability...
