What is subculture

Question 1: What does subculture mean? Subculture i.e. Subculture.

Subculture is a sociological term for a smaller culture or group of people with different behaviors and beliefs within a larger parent culture, also known as a subculture. Subcultures differ from other social groups in that they intentionally make their clothing, music, or other interests distinctive.

Question 2: What is a subculture? "When a group of people in a society develops a way of life that includes some characteristics of the main culture as well as some elements of the culture that other groups do not have, that group culture is called a subculture. Subcultures can develop around occupational categories, such as those in medicine or the military. Subcultures may also be based on racial or ethnic differences, such as the African American subculture. Subcultures may also be rooted in regional differences, as in the subcultures of the southern states of the United States; or they may be based on original nationality, as in the Mexican-American and Italian-American subcultures." "Every complex society includes many subcultures, and members of society often function within more than one subculture, and conversely, they experience many subcultures throughout their lives."

Question 3: What is a "subculture"? Subculture is a branch of the overall culture, which is the aspect of cultural specificity of various regions and groups caused by various social and natural factors. For example, because of class, class, ethnicity, religion, and different living environments, can be in the unified national culture, the formation of their own characteristics of the group or regional culture, that is, subculture.

Subcultures have the basic characteristics of the overall culture of the nation, such as language and writing, behavioral patterns, and so on, but also have their own uniqueness. Once formed, a subculture is a relatively independent functional unit that is binding on all its members.

Subculture is a relative concept. It is a subculture of the overall culture. The culture of a cultural area is a subculture to the culture of the whole nation, and to the culture of the communities and groups within the cultural area is the overall culture, which is a subculture. The study of subcultures is important for a deeper understanding of social structure and social life.

That is, the particular culture that is created and enjoyed by those who are off-center - or marginalized - in the metropolis, *** together, and it is relative to the dominant culture. Generally speaking, these cultures are seldom introduced by professional publications, media and display units, and are not even valued by professional cultural scholars. In the history of foreign countries, the famous jazz and rock music used to be subcultures, but with the continuous intervention of professionals and cultural scholars, they later became part of the formal culture. This also shows that the so-called formal culture always develops in the process of absorbing subcultures. In recent years, in the world, there has been a trend of studying urban subcultures.

Question 4: What does subculture mean subculture [English] [?s?bk?lt?(r)] [American] [?s?b?k?lt?]

n. subculture (mode); subcultures ;

Plural: subcultures

Easily confused words: Subculture

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A thriving jihadi subculture has emerged.

A thriving jihadi subculture has emerged.

Question 5: What does subculture mean subculture [English][?s?bk?lt?(r)][American][?s?b?k?lt?]

n. subculture (pattern); subcultures ;

Plural: subcultures

Easily confused word: Subculture

This is the first time that we've seen a subculture in the world.

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A thriving jihadi subculture has emerged.

A vibrant jihadi subculture has emerged.

Question 6: What are main culture, subculture and counterculture? 20 points (1) A dominant culture is a culture that plays a dominant role in a cultural system. For example, in feudal China, Confucianism used to be the dominant culture; in the United States, the Puritan culture of Western European immigrants was the dominant culture.

(2) Subculture, also known as subculture, subculture, is a culture that plays a secondary role in a cultural system. Generally refers to a culture with a certain regional color or a group color. A subculture not only contains values and concepts common to the main culture, but also has its own unique values and concepts. The word "sub" means "internal", not "inferior".

For example, the culture of the Mosuo people in Yunnan Province, China; the Indian culture and black culture in American society.

(3) When subculture and mainstream culture oppose and exclude each other, it becomes counterculture. Counterculture refers to a culture that denies and excludes the mainstream culture in a certain social form.

Question 7: What are the subcultures in China? Civilizations under different religions Human civilizations contain civilizations under different religions. On the other hand, the cultures of mankind are also attributed to different degrees to the cultures under different religions. Christian civilization, *** civilization, Chinese (Buddhist, Taoist, Confucian) civilization. With different religions, people have different beliefs and thus different worldviews and different values.　　Second, different values under the philosophy of the world in the relationship between people, different cultures have different attitudes in the world. There are two sentences which are not very accurate, but reflect the different attitudes of different cultures. It says, "When Chinese people walk on the street, they first look at people as bad guys, take precautions, and then find out who the good guys are when they come into contact with them. Westerners walk down the street and see people as good guys first, and then recognize who the bad guys are".　　I'm sure many of you know a story. It is about an old Chinese woman who saved all her life and finally saved enough money to buy a house the day before she died, and she died before she could live in the beautiful new house. And an old American woman took out a loan to buy a house when she was young, lived in it, and worked every day to pay off the loan. Until the day before she died she finally paid off all the loans. This story originated when there is no way to know, but know that this story makes countless people in the country began to reflect on the traditional concepts. Overnight, it became fashionable to take out a loan to buy a house, and if someone voiced a reminder not to owe too much money, and that overdrafting the future was dangerous, they would be considered outdated and old-fashioned in their thinking.　　Chinese and American cultures, represented by the East and West, have different philosophies of dealing with the world.　　Differences between Eastern and Western cultures:The East protects the weak and the West honors the strong.　　Third, the concept of different worldviews in the Eastern and Western culture, Westerners like logical thinking, Easterners like image thinking; Westerners are used to quantitative analysis, Easterners like qualitative analysis. There is a story that a factory in a foreign country, a machine malfunctioned, invited an expert outside the factory to repair. The expert surveyed the machine, drew a circle with chalk on a certain part, and asked the workers to make a hole here and get the coil inside. The factory asked the expert how much to pay, just open the price, with this work you do, even if the lion's share of the money, thanks to you can not go anywhere high. I did not expect the expert spoke but the factory sucked in a breath of cold air - 10,000, and still dollars. A handful of work but want so much money, it is not too ruthless, right? The expert replied: drawing circle is only worth 1 dollar, know where to draw a circle worth 9999 dollars. If you know where to draw the circle, why invite me to come? The factory was convinced.　　There is a short article in the illustration of the different concepts of the East and the West, said: If there is a small needle fell on the ground, the Chinese is lowered, bent over, the body turned to turn to look for, while the Germans on the ground with chalk drawing circles, to find the place to draw a circle, until you find so far. Chinese people on the public **** car is crowded on, while the Americans are lined up in a queue, so that everyone's chances are equal, not to the result of first-come-first-served.

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