A subculture is a part of society that shares similar patterns or views of functions within the larger culture. For "youth subculture", its simply a reference to the way youth measures right and wrong, and what is prominent or real as a whole.
For example, the youth subculture (high school age, maybe) values: minor's rights or rules about getting and retaining drivers licenses.
to attempt to prevent a vote in a Congressional session by using up time.
A beanik is a young person in the 1950s and early 1960s belonging to a subculture associated with the beat generation.
I, personally, am. I have a great understanding of the Gothic subculture and a deep interest in the music, literature and fashion along with the darker side of life.
youth have new ideas and energy
Hitler Youth was the youth wing of Nazi Party that recruited German boys aged 14 to 18. These boys were trained to be future military officers and leaders. Hitler Youth ran many academies which worked on lines of preparatory schools and provided boarding a lodging to the members. At its peak, Hitler Youth had over 8 million members.
yes, I'm pretty sure it is the North African immigrants subculture and the "Macarra" urban youth subculture in large cities
a youth subculture that existed in Australia and New Zealand in the 1950
Ross Haenfler has written: 'Straight edge' -- subject(s): Hardcore (Music), Punk culture, Straight-edge (Music), Straight-edge culture, Subculture, Youth 'Goths, gamers, and grrrls' -- subject(s): Youth, Subculture 'Goths, gamers, and grrrls'
No
I wouldn't say that. If that were so, then every major youth club in America would be considered a subculture. Besides, most boy scouts go to school and enjoy many of the same things non-scouters do.
Hermann Rauhe has written: 'Jugend in der heutigen Gesellschaft' -- subject(s): Subculture, Youth
One example of a subculture in Britain is the Mod subculture, which emerged in the 1960s and is associated with stylish attire, scooters, and a love of soul, ska, and rhythm and blues music. Mods were known for their sharp fashion sense and their preference for clean living and sophistication, setting them apart from other youth movements of the time.
Erik Meyer has written: 'Die Techno-Szene' -- subject(s): Subculture, Techno music, Youth
Gary. Schwartz has written: 'Youth culture' -- subject(s): Social conditions, Youth, Subculture, Young adults 'Adventures in the slow lane' 'Beyond conformity or rebellion' -- subject(s): Youth, Intergenerational relations, Community, Authority
Helle Hansen has written: '69' -- subject(s): Buildings, structures, Youth, Subculture, Ungdomshuset (Copenhagen, Denmark)
No way. It's a media. People can communicate, share and get informations. Users from different subcultures use this media but it doesn't mean it's a subculture itself.
"New" Goth; current regeneration of the Gothic subculture.