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Subcultures - Coggle Diagram
Subcultures
Post-subcultural thought
The suggestion that subcultures no longer exist
May dress the same but to what extent do they hold the same values
This is due to mass consumption and diffusion of culture through globalization and overall interconnectedness of people, places and product.
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Definition
Tend to develop as a reflection of common problems, situations and experiences.
Members of a largr culture but share specific identity within a smaller group
A group whose members share beliefs and common experiences that set them apart from other members of a culture
Diffuse Networks
Subcultures have loose, informal participation, as the boundaries are contested and fluid.
Ocassionally u have to diffuse networks at play in a subculture
Shared Identity
There is a collective form of self-identification that distiguishes between a subculture and a simple social group
shared identity can be both internal and external
Shared Distinct Meaning
As sbculture emerge,distinct meanings form to define the scenes unique ractices and cultural objects as wellas to distingish the subculute from mainstream cuture
meanings areboth created and learned thriugh social interaction
Resistance
Either - passive, active to dominant hegemonic cultural values
Marginalization
Individuals who do not fit well within the dominant culture
shared marginalization - the idea that numourous subcultureists can share the same 'outsider' despite having different backgrounds in mainstream society.
Stratification, Values and
Specialised Vocabulary
The stratification system of subcultures is based on the continuously changing collective values within the group
Specialized vocabulary illustrates the division between those in the subculture and those who are not.