Usage of "counterculture"

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Subculture whose values and norms of behavior deviate from those of mainstream society.

Usage of counterculture in английском

There was, however, one problem: it was their counterculture lefthander David Wells. 
 The Yankee Years 

He accused supporters of the counterculture of ethnocentric thinking and amoral relativism. 
 Drawing Down the Moon 

That's where she'd met Ryan, during his own personal undergraduate counterculture insurrection. 
 Break No Bones 

In the 1960s Ali had at least a counterculture in his corner. 
 The Guardian 

And yet weirdly it came from right inside the counterculture's walls. 
 Radio NZ 

Ignored by mainstream media, novels sometimes feel like the new counterculture. 
 The Guardian 

CULTURE:Is Apple the offspring of the counterculture or just another corporation? 
 The Irish Times 

In this, as in general appearance, hackerdom semi-consciously maintains 'counterculture' values. 
 The Jargon File, Version 4.2.2, 20 Aug 2000 

Leibovitz started out at the cutting edge of counterculture in the late 60s. 
 The Guardian 

We're a far cry from the counterculture hippies of the sixties. 
 Death du Jour 

Back in the United States, Hendrix became an icon of the counterculture movement. 
 Reuters 

The festivals of yore were not the counterculture utopia they proposed to be. 
 The Irish Times 

The counterculture possessed a whole book of phrases which bordered on meaning nothing. 
 Valis 

Davis rose to prominence as a counterculture activist in the 1960s. 
 Ebony 

Both Tomi Ungerer and Robert Crumb were heroes of the counterculture. 
 The Irish Times 

Yet from this inauspicious housing stock came an intriguing 30-year chapter in British counterculture. 
 The Guardian 

counterculture

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Translations for counterculture

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Counterculture through the time

Meanings of counterculture in английском