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    Discovery Project History of Costume Kyle Parham Punk Began as a music based subculture in them mid 1970’s in England and slowly started to be culturally excepted in America in the mid to late 70’s‚ exactly which region originated punk has long debated and a major controversy within the “punk” movement. Within the subculture‚ there are many different factions‚ such as New Wave‚ 2 tone‚ Pop Punk‚ Hardcore Punk‚ No Wave‚ Street Punk‚ and Oi. Many of the sub groups

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    as the self-proclaimed Anti-Christ Marilyn Manson. His fans understand where he has come from‚ what he has been through and are familiar with rejection from society. The Marilyn Manson’s following is normally associated with the Gothic or "Goth" subculture. At first examination‚ this seems to be the case as Manson followers and those of the Goth community share remarkable similarities; although true Goths label Manson follows as merely "Spooks" or "Mall Goths"‚ and not real members of the Gothic following

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    Punk rock music and style has subsisted for several decades since it originated. The punk movement opposed modern culture‚ not only through its fast paced music‚ but also through its fashion. The youths who proceeded to follow punk‚ were reacting to current social situations in the 1970’s and doing so by expressing themselves through music‚ clothing‚ and violence. Punk chose to fight for such things as anti-capitalism and anti-racism. Punk stood against everything that was conventional with its Do-It-Yourself

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    Japanese Street Fashion

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    adopting a mixture of current and traditional trends. At present‚ there are many styles of dress in Japan‚ created from a mix of both local and foreign labels. Some examples of popular styles are: Lolita‚ Gyura and Decora fashion. Lolita is a fashion subculture originating in Japan that is based on Victorian-era clothing. It is usually consisted of knee length skirt or dress with a "cupcake" shape assisted by petticoats. Lolita fashion has evolved into many different sub styles that are present in many

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    According to the article “Industrial Subculture- The Mutated Child of Punk”‚ the media believes punk music is nothing more than “screeching vocals‚ distorted instruments‚ and the explicit use of foul language”. They do not understand why punk rock artists create the type of music they depict

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    Skull Symbolism

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    The Symbol Of The Skull: Subculture Or Pop Culture These days‚ we see the skull symbol emblazoned on everything from toddler socks to nightclub wear. In any American mall‚ youth specialty store or discount store‚ one can see it’s image in many forms. Jewelry‚ jackets‚ tee-shirts and other apparel sparkling with rhinestone or other artistic depictions. Heads aren’t not just for Halloween‚ any more! Why all the interest? Skulls are hardly a sign of rebellion or devil worship‚ nowadays. Once a powerful

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    Goth Research Paper

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    Goth does NOT equal whiny and antisocial Once upon a time‚ there was a style of music and fashion known as disco‚ and it reigned supreme for some time while also giving birth to its relative opposite‚ the punk rock movement. Disco‚ for all of its decadent self indulgent glittery glory had an innocence about it‚ despite being a rather drug obsessed culture in the end. Punk was smarter‚ slightly more lucid‚ clearer‚ singularly focused on raging against the machine rather than worrying about approval

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    Why did Punk Rock begin in the 1970s? The nineteen seventies was an era of experimental and reactionary creation (Larkin‚ 1997‚ p339). The mid seventies marked the coming of a new genre of music; Punk Rock. Disco was dead and a fresh form of rebellion was born with Punk Rock exploding onto the U.S and English music scenes with attitudes and aesthetics reminiscent of American 1950s Rock and Roll (Larkin‚ 1997‚ p339). “The utopian idealism of the sixties had been drained off‚ leaving a bitter residue

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    Come As You Are Overview/Abstract Punk may be too abrasive‚ too noisy for the mainstream‚ and for that exact reason it appeals more and more to younger crowds. It speaks for people who feel disillusioned‚ angry‚ written off‚ or unheard. In doing research and conducting interviews‚ I found that for a lot of people‚ finding punk is a life-altering experience. It’s a sort of lightbulb moment for a confused‚ messed up kid‚ like they’ve finally found where they belong. Punk becomes a lifestyle -

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    Into the Wild

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    attempt to fill a void in his understanding of himself that was left by the lack of mutual growth with his father and the silent rejection of his father’s influence and molding. Similarly‚ Lindberg was drawn towards his respective non-conformist subculture‚ the Punks‚ in order to fill in the missing experiences of acceptance and family in his life. Fathers and sons

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