counterculture is more referred as culture that have been applied by teenager as this culture opposites our real culture such as transgender and so on. meanwhile subculture means a culture that have applied by whole society by adopting culture from others societies.
A counterculture is a subculture whose values and behaviors oppose mainstream culture.
Another term for subculture is counterculture, which refers to a group within society that holds beliefs or practices that deviate from the mainstream culture.
Our group is a subculture because we share certain values, interests, and beliefs that differentiate us from the mainstream culture, but we are not actively opposing or seeking to change dominant societal norms and values like a counterculture would. Instead, we exist alongside the broader culture, forming our own unique identity within it.
are systematically opposed to
The Beat Generation was more accurately described as a literary and cultural movement rather than a subculture or counterculture. It was centered around a group of writers who rejected mainstream norms and explored themes of personal freedom, spirituality, and nonconformity in their work. While the Beat Generation had elements of countercultural opposition to societal norms, its primary focus was on artistic expression rather than overt political or social activism.
Both. Punk is a subculture of rock 'n roll, and rock 'n roll is the music of the counterculture.
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explain why the Amish are considered by sociologists as a subculture and not as a counterculture.
A counterculture is a subculture whose values and behaviors oppose mainstream culture.
Another term for subculture is counterculture, which refers to a group within society that holds beliefs or practices that deviate from the mainstream culture.
Preppy style is typically considered a subculture rather than a counterculture. It is characterized by a traditional, collegiate-inspired fashion and lifestyle associated with upper-class or elite social groups. While it may embrace some unique values or preferences, it does not actively oppose or challenge mainstream culture in the same way a counterculture does.
Our group is a subculture because we share certain values, interests, and beliefs that differentiate us from the mainstream culture, but we are not actively opposing or seeking to change dominant societal norms and values like a counterculture would. Instead, we exist alongside the broader culture, forming our own unique identity within it.
are systematically opposed to
because black people rule when they are fighting for their rights and all white people do is run and cry and tell there moms about their feelings.
From a sociological perspective, Mormons would be classified a counterculture and the physicians would be a subculture.
The Beat Generation was more accurately described as a literary and cultural movement rather than a subculture or counterculture. It was centered around a group of writers who rejected mainstream norms and explored themes of personal freedom, spirituality, and nonconformity in their work. While the Beat Generation had elements of countercultural opposition to societal norms, its primary focus was on artistic expression rather than overt political or social activism.
First of all, culture is a very subjective term. For the most part, the average individual will view one's culture in direct relation to the country or nationality that an individual grew up in. However, culture can be a much more intricate and personal thing for most, where one's culture is more defined by their immediate surroundings (people, places, events, etc.). I believe that most people have a hard enough time relating their own personal sense of culture to the world's idea of what their culture should be. Therefore, in many cases, a person's own sense of their cultural influences could be considered subculture. Of course, the traditional definition of subculture would indicate that there are more specific cultures that exist within larger and more broadly defined cultures. However, I believe this definition is redundant when one considers how an individual's sense of culture is really the essence of a subculture. As far as counterculture is concerned, I am not completely familiar with this term, but my understanding leads me to believe that counterculture is the subculture that exists within and beneath the individual's sense of subculture. These forms of counterculture generally collide and form opposites to the average person's idea of a region's overarching cultural influence. War and aggression in regions of peace and equality....close-mindedness and hatred in a region where understanding and acceptance are the norm. Terrorism, then, could be considered a global form of counterculture that seeks to dislodge any sense of security that one's culture might have provided. Of course, this too is subjective....