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    The legacy of the hippie movement continues to spread throughout our society and it is in our American culture. Due to this counterculture, there were things it opened the gates for unmarried couples, they were more accepted and could travel with and cohabitate with each other. Sexual relationships in regards to homosexuals and bisexuals, often still frowned upon, but became more…

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    The counterculture and the various rights revolutions expanded the meaning of freedom in America during the 1960’s by focusing not just on political and economic freedom but on cultural freedom as well. This becomes apparent with the emergence of the New Left who rejected, “respectable norms in clothing, language, sexual behavior, and drug use,” (Foner, 991). Many also experimented with different faiths including Buddhism, Hinduism, and even religious cults. The counterculture also put emphasis…

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    Subculture in The Boy in the Striped Pajamas Introduction to Film I decided to watch the movie “The Boy in the Striped Pajamas.” I chose this movie because it has multiple examples of subcultures and countercultures. These examples include the military, Germans, which can be broken down to Nazis or Jews, children, and concentration camps. I also chose to watch this movie because I have seen it multiple times and each time I learn something new about the Holocaust and the way they functioned…

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    Culture Jamming Case Study

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    dominant narrative of stereotypes in sports by disregarding racist terms when he announces. Howarth’s compassion for indigenous people results in culturally jamming the idea that racism is acceptable. The jamming helps the larger movement of counterculture for which Howarth is a great leader and advocate. He continues to fight for what he believes is just, despite the normalization surrounding him. Efforts such as Howarth’s are powerful and noble causes, as they amplify the voices of those…

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    Toys In The Attic Analysis

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    What does an album cover do? Music itself is not visual, only sound that often times is paired with visuals. This is because together, a visual and a sound, enhance the effectiveness of the piece as a whole. An example of this would be in a movie when a dramatic scene is shown, a dramatic song will be played with it to enhance the scenes effectiveness. Album covers utilize this unique fusion of mediums in a similar way to make the album more marketable, and to create a visual effect on the music…

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    Federal law and religious law often conflict. As they do, the question of who is correct arises. In, At Catholic Hospitals, a ‘Right to Life’ but Not a Right to Death by Katherine Stewart, it explains how Catholic hospitals refuse to take part in “Die with Dignity’. This issue is dominant as the broader, law abiding culture agrees and in fact voted for the death-with-dignity act, but the tight knit culture of Catholicism will not abide by the law because it defies their religious beliefs. This…

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    and unhappy with the government and society. This created the counterculture, which was a common theme among youth. Traditional values and norms were being broken and many educated men and women went into political activism and antiwar protest. This was also in support behind the civil rights movement. They challenged old fashioned beliefs held by the average person and strayed from mainstream society and culture. Examples of counterculture would be the hippie movement during the 1960s,…

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    to their era as beat down, hence the term beat and beatnik as a follower, viewing eastern spirituality with high regard. Over the years a large number of beatnik followers moved to New York, and later became strongly involved with the upcoming counterculture Hippie Movement, many claim the beat generation had transformed into the hippie countermovement, rather than having been two separate movements. The early 1960s was the time…

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    Clyde was going to shoot the cashier. This makes me believe that Bonnie and Clyde can only see the world from their perspective. The youthful mentality of these characters allows the teenage audiences of the late 1960s, especially those from the counterculture, to relate with them. They opposed the governments polices, such as the Vietnam War draft, they desired for more fun and thrills in their lives, and some of them felt regret for their…

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    Creative Revolution started, products started advertise toward the youth being rebels, body spurned other thought provoking initiatives; however these were mainly focused his type of was and had to be free flowing. “Admen equated creativity with counterculture; its language, its suspicion of advertising, its disdain for mass culture all seemed to reinforce the lessons of Bill Bernbach.” (Frank, 1997) Advertisements started looking toward focusing of being a rebel to conformity and the most…

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