Subcultures and Countercultures

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Subcultures and Countercultures A group of people within a larger culture Some values, norms, language, material objects, use of technology, and behaviors are different from those of the dominant culture MOST subcultures, however, share many of the components of the dominant culture A complex society such as the U.S. contain many thousand of subcultures. Subcultures vary greatly in size.

Subcultures and Countercultures Most individuals are members of several subcultures. You are probably a member of several. Some subcultures develop components of culture that place them in opposition to the broader society They may exist in a state of tension or open rebellion.

Countercultures Subcultures that has oppositional components of culture are called countercultures. Examples include Criminal gangs Outlaw biker gangs Westboro Baptist Church Cult religions 1960’s drop-out hippies