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Subculture Theory

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·Peking University Law Encyclopedia

Also translated as "paraculture theory", "subculture theory", also known as "subculture theory". A sociological theory whose main content is the study of subcultures. Subculture refers to a social behavior and value system that exists independently of the dominant behavior and value system in society. In terms of its existence space, subculture is a local culture that is smaller than the main culture and is a part of society. culture of a specific group of people. The so-called "subculture group" generally refers to the "social culture" of a group of people in a lower social environment. The focus of subculture theory is to analyze the origin, formation, content, function, expression and communication channels of subculture. At the same time, it also... (This article ***872 words) Read the full text>>

Authoritative source: "Peking University Law Encyclopedia"

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Theory of youth subculture - taking the popular song "Gangnam Style" as an example

Northern Music

The discovery of the New World and the completion of the three industrial revolutions have changed and affected people's lifestyles and living environment. Under this background, urban cultural life gradually formed and developed on a global scale. Under the influence of postmodernism, a youth subculture adapted to it was born. It is an extraordinary youth-themed youth subculture. Mainstream cultural activities. It is mainly reflected in two aspects: the physiological and psychological cultural exposure of teenagers in adolescence and the manifestation of youth cultural groups in the urban cultural environment. The two aspects of manifestation interact with each other and penetrate each other to form the theme characteristics of youth subculture. Regarding youth subculture, we should see both its positive and negative sides. The positive should be affirmed, and the negative should be guided. This article takes the Korean pop song "Gangnam Style" as an example, and uses the perspective of youth subculture theory and the trend of postmodernism to explain it from the artistic characteristics and social culture of the song. 1. Postmodernism and Youth Subculture Around the 1960s, an anti-modern philosophical trend emerged in Western countries, which deeply affected people's concepts and behaviors. The core concept of postmodernism is to be skeptical of everything, which coincides with the needs of today's rapidly developing society. Youth subculture was formed under its influence... (***2 pages of this article) Read the full text >>

Authoritative source: "Northern Music"

College Otaku Post-subcultural analysis of the phenomenon

Journal of the West

"Otaku" (OTAKU) originated in the 1980s and 1990s The rapid development of Japanese animation, video game industry and derivative culture in the 1990s gave birth to a special social subculture group that is keen on and addicted to "Animation", "Comic" and "Video Games" (Game). Therefore, "otakus" are also habitually called ACG. In Japan, the image of "otaku" has gone through a negative definition and negative evaluation from what Akio Nakamori called "a decadent and negative group of teenagers with no sense of existence, poor physique, no exercise, no friends, and special hobbies" to "otaku". King" Toshio Okada defines him from the positive side as "having an absolute fanatical passion for animation or games and sufficient theoretical research, and having a high degree of information search and interpretation ability, and an insatiable ambition and desire for self-expression. crowd".

[1]38 After the word "otaku" was introduced to China, the meaning and referent objects have been generalized to a certain extent, but its main referent objects are still those who are keen on a certain subculture scattered among the dominant cultures. , people who have a very deep understanding of this subculture. Therefore, the "otakus" of college students discussed in this article are not those "otakus" in colleges and universities who have no hobbies, are unsociable, and have nothing to do, but refer to those who consume a lot of money, time and... (page ***4 of this article) Read the full text>>

Authoritative source: "Journal of Western China"

Economic Crime Subculture Theory - From the Perspective of Empirical Investigation of Occupational Crime in the Medical System

Journal of Guizhou University for Nationalities (Philosophy and Social Sciences Edition)

In recent years, occupational crimes in the medical and health care systems have shown a high incidence, according to the Ministry of Commerce The data provided shows that drug kickbacks as commercial bribes embezzle national assets of 772 million yuan every year, accounting for approximately 16% of the annual tax revenue of the national pharmaceutical industry [. 1] Dealers of medical drugs and medical consumables use kickbacks, overseas travel, sponsorship fees and other methods to corrupt and erode the medical team. Occupational crimes in the medical system not only destroy the image of medical workers as angels in white among the people, but also cause the current generally inflated drug prices in the medical industry, making it difficult and expensive for the general public to see a doctor. In view of this, the Institute of Crime Prevention and Control of Nanjing University and the Nanjing Gulou District Procuratorate have focused on the concentration of large hospitals in the area and the large number of occupational crimes in recent years, combined with the handling of occupational crime cases, to investigate individual cases of occupational crimes in the Nanjing medical system. An in-depth investigation was conducted in an attempt to explore the prevention strategies of occupational crimes in the medical system by analyzing the characteristics and causes of occupational crimes in the medical system, in order to plug the loopholes of occupational crimes in the medical system. In the empirical investigation of occupational crimes in the medical system, we found that there are varying degrees of criminal subculture phenomena within the medical and health system. To a certain extent, subculture has strengthened the criminals' belief in committing crimes and increased the difficulty of investigating and combating economic crimes... (***4 pages of this article) Read the full text >>

Authoritative source: " Journal of Guizhou University for Nationalities (Philosophy and Social Sciences Edition)"

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·Criminal subculture·Subculture group·Juvenile crime·Causes of crime·Criminology·Crime issues·Crime Reason · Value goal · Main culture · Cohen · Value system · Youth subculture · Cultural roots · Representative figures · Dominant status · Main content

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