Examples of subcultures, what are the subcultures?

Subculture. Subculture): Also known as collective culture.

or subculture, which refers to those non-mainstream that correspond to the main culture.

Local cultural phenomena refer to the concepts and lifestyles that belong to a certain region or a collective in the context of the main culture or comprehensive culture, and a subculture not only contains the values and concepts that are common to the main culture, but also has its own unique values and concepts, and constitutes a subculture. Subculture is a relative concept. It is a sub-culture of the overall culture.

The culture of a cultural area is a subculture for the culture of the whole nation, and the culture of the communities and groups within the cultural area is the overall culture, which in turn is a subculture. Studying subcultures is essential for gaining insight into social structures.

and social life of great significance. It is a special culture that people who are not in the center of the city, or who are in a marginal position, co-create and enjoy, and it is relative to the dominant culture. Generally speaking, these cultures are rarely introduced by professional publications, ** and exhibition units, and are not even valued by professional cultural scholars.

Famous in the history of foreign countries.

Rock and roll were once subcultures, but with the involvement of professionals and cultural scholars, they have since become part of the formal culture. Yesterday's subculture may be today's mainstream culture, and today's subculture may be tomorrow's mainstream culture. It also shows that the so-called formal culture always develops in the process of absorbing subcultures.

In recent years, there has been a worldwide trend to study urban subcultures.

Subculture, a branch of culture as a whole, is an aspect of the cultural specificity of each region and group caused by various social and natural factors. For example, due to differences in class, stratum, ethnicity, religion and living environment, a group or regional culture with its own characteristics can be formed under a unified national culture, that is, a subculture.

For example, homosexuality, pseudo-mothers, fish-headed people, and so on.

Typical subcultures are as follows:

Punk (punk): also translated as punk, the ** culture produced in the post-World War II period in Britain, the connotation does not say that the appearance is a leather coat or clothes full of metal rivets. Mohican head as a representative. With the band's performance, punk culture moved from the stage to life.

Hanfu: With the trend of national style, Hanfu has slowly produced many enthusiasts.

All kinds of people, with a variety of hobbies, subcultures are very colorful, clothing, anime, otaku, to all kinds of interests (the same interests) but also bring more important business opportunities. ACG exhibitions, e-sports competitions, etc., wearing, using, and activities constitute many industrial chains. Many merchants who have seized the opportunity have achieved success, such as Bubble Mart, Bilibili, etc.

Subculture is also known as collective culture or subculture, in the context of the main culture or comprehensive culture, belongs to a certain region or a collective unique concepts and lifestyle, a subculture not only contains the values and concepts that are common to the main culture, but also has its own unique values and concepts. Slowly various subcultures are niche cultures formed by young people.

Subcultures out of the circle: As the followers share with more people, the audience becomes wider and wider, and it is no longer limited to its own small circle. With the advent of the Internet era, the spread of things is becoming faster and more convenient, and various subcultures have been spread.

Jazz, rock and hip-hop, hip-hop, extreme sports, otaku, ACG, rap, etc.

A subculture is a group of people in a culture who distinguish themselves from the parent culture to which they belong, often maintaining some of its founding principles. Subcultures develop their own norms and values culturally, politically, and sexually.

Gelder proposes six key ways to identify a subculture by:

1. Usually have a negative relationship with work (such as "idle", "parasitic", play or leisure, etc.);

2. Negative or contradictory relationship with class (because subcultures do not have "class consciousness" and do not conform to the traditional definition of class);

3. Associated with the territory ("street", "hood", club, etc.), not property;

4. Leaving the family and entering a non-family form of belonging (i.e., a social group outside the family);

5. Excessive and exaggerated stylistic associations (with some exceptions);

6. Reject the banality of daily life and popularization.

Relationship with the dominant culture.

Identifying certain subcultures can be difficult because their styles (especially clothing and **) may be adopted by popular culture for commercial purposes.

Businesses often seek to use the subversive charm of subcultures to find cool, which is still valuable in the sale of any product. This process of cultural appropriation can often lead to the demise or evolution of a subculture as its members adopt new styles that are alien to mainstream society.

Some subcultures reject or modify the importance of style, emphasizing membership by adopting an ideology that may be more resistant to commercial exploitation. Once the subculture became the first interest, mass-market fashion companies adopted the unique clothing style of the punk subculture.

Subculture. It usually refers to all kinds of non-mainstream.

Non-universal and non-popular culture is embodied in the specific cultural forms, contents and values of certain ages, specific groups of people, specific occupations, specific identities, specific life circles and living conditions.

More common, such as hippie culture.

Fan culture is smooth and round, hip-hop culture.

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Rock 'n' roll**, etc., is often seen as a subcultural phenomenon in different eras. Many of the subcultural groups are the so-called disadvantaged and marginalized groups, and the largest and most influential subculture is the youth subculture.