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    to describe several forms of music with common roots and related to fashion and stereotypes. Taking from the research, the thesis statement was proved true. This is because throughout the research emo seems to be one of the more consumer-driven subcultures, and one of the most brand-obsessed. Since controlling image and information about emo is very hard, it is very important to understand which information to trust and…

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    In it, Hebdige argued that communities of punks dedicated to specific musical genres were distinctive cultural entities by themselves. These groups challenged the authority of traditional mainstream British culture through their choice of clothing, body piercings, and style, which were regarded as ‘unsettling and disruptive to the status quo’. As such, fandoms can be said to be subcultures in the sense the fans adopt their own linguistic codes and symbolic forms.…

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    Chicano Studies Thesis

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    Cal State Los Angeles, will be the ideal stepping stone to prepare me for a Ph.D program in either Chicano Studies or American Studies and Ethnicity. My goal after earning my Ph.D, is to teach Chicano Literature and conduct research on Chicano subcultures. In order to this, I need to gain interdisciplinary knowledge of the issues that affect Chicanos, from immigration law, psychology, history, and of course literature. This program will give me the necessary skills to conduct research in my…

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    Hello and welcome to Behind the News. Today we take a step into the past to sway, bob and jive through popular music of the 50s, 60s and 70s. These decades were periods of drastic social change, triggered by the rebellious teen demographic and expressed through popular music. Music shaped popular culture in these changing decades, in turn shaping Australian identity. In fact, popular culture is integral in allowing Australians to challenge and rewrite societal ideologies. Stay tuned, as we…

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    Hard Rock Research Paper

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    Hard rock is a variation of rock and roll music that is highly amplified and usually rhythmically simple (“hard-rock”). This genre of music exists in partnership with other forms of rock and roll, such as garage rock, psychedelic rock, punk, and grunge music. These forms of music are under the umbrella term “Hard rock” in order to distinguish them from more radio-friendly music like pop rock ("Hard Rock"). Hard rock is intensely subjective to blues music. Traditional rock and roll is influenced…

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    Persuasive Essay On Vegans

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    (Cherry 64) Social support, from friends, family, and the punk subculture, provide some of the necessary tools to maintain veganism, but Informational networks in the lifestyle movement go a long way (66). They provide participants with cultural tools that inform them of vegan practices and shape their vegan identities…

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    In present-day times, "Goth" has been used to describe a unique subculture with its own style of music, fashion, and aesthetic. The dark, often gloomy Goth symbolism was influenced by Gothic fiction, particularly horror movies. Forget the association of the word "Gothic" to dark, ghostly pale people wearing black lipstick and fishnets. The original Gothic style was actually developed to bring happiness into people 's lives, and especially into their churches. Gothic style developed in Europe…

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    During the 60’s and 70’s, rock music became extremely popular across the world and it’s influences even reach the population of the Soviet Union. Rock music played a crucial role in changing the youth’s mind on the Soviet Union’s politics and contribute to the fall of the communist party in Russia. Bands like The Beatles, Rolling Stones, __ and ___ inspired Soviets to take part in the rock scene which led to talking about social issues in the country. The Beatles were the first band to spark…

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    For this project I chose a type of event and environment in which I am very familiar, but approached it in a way that I have never done before. As a hobby I enjoy music, both as a musician and as an audience member. On weekends I will often attend punk concerts or smaller shows at various venues within driving distance. For this project I went to a venue I am not as accustomed to as well as seeing bands I am not as familiar with. I brought with me three friends, one girl and two boys. I asked my…

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    The disco era, which spanned from the late 1970s through the early 1980s, was defined by heavy drug use, in particular cocaine. The “hair bands” of the 1980s, such as Van Halen and Guns N’ Roses, became notorious for their execissive aclochol and drug abuse. Many of the 1990s’ most promising musicians’ lives were cut short by drug induced deaths. Although the most famous musician death of the decade was the suicide of Nirvana’s Kurt Cobaine, it has been widely reported that he was using…

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