Subcultures. 9А класс

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9А класс:
Брагина Мария
Пак Виктория

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A: Anarcho-punk, Anarcho-syndicalism
B: BDMS, Beatniks, Bikers, Bills, Bohemianism,
Bodybuilding, Bōsōzoku
C: Casuals, Cosplayers, Cybergoth
D: Dark Culture, Deaf Culture, Demoscene
E: Emo
F: Fandom, Fetish subculture, Flogger, Freak scene,
Furries
G: Gamer, Goth, Gothic Lolita, Gopniki, Graffiti
writers, Greaser, Grebo, Grungies, Glam rock

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H: Hacker culture, Hardline, Hiphop, Hippie,
Hipster
I: Industrial
J: Juggling, Juggalo, Junglist
L: Leather culture, LGBT (bears, gay)
M: Mods, Metalheads
N: NS Black Metal, Nazi punks, New Age, New
Romaniticism, Norwegian black metal,
Nudism/Naturism
O: Otaku, Otherkin

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P: Patchuco, Pokémon, Preppy, Punk
Q: Queer
R: Raggare, Rave, Riot Grrrl, Rivethead,
Rockabilly, Rocker, Role-playing gamers, Rude
boys
S: Scooterboys, Skater, Skinheads (Red skin,
Trojan skin, White power skin), Soulboys,
Straight edge, Suadehead, Sukeban, Surfers,
Swing kids, Swinging
T: Teenybobbers, Teddyboys, Trekkies
V: Vampire culture
Z: Zazou

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In sociology, anthropology and cultural studies, a subculture is a group of people
within a culture (whether distinct or hidden) which differentiates them from the
larger culture to which they belong.

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Otaku is a Japanese term used to refer to
people with obsessive interests, particularly
(but not limited to) anime, manga or
Japanese video games.