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-	This is a list of [[subcultures]].	+
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-	* [[Aristasia]]	+
-	* [[Bohemianism]]	+
-	* [[Bosozoku]]	+
-	* [[Conspiracy theorists]]	+
-	* [[Criminal]] subcultures, such as [[pickpocket]]s and [[theft|thieves]]	+
-	**[[Pirates]]	+
-	* [[Expatriate]]s	+
-	**[[Backpacking (travel)|Backpackers]]	+
-	* [[Fandom]]	+
-	**[[Furry fandom]]	+
-	**[[Otaku]]	+
-	**[[Trekkie]]	+
-	* [[Freak scene]]	+
-	* [[Geek]]	+
-	* [[Gamer]]	+
-	* [[Hacker culture|Hacker]]	+
-	* [[High school subcultures]], sometimes associated with a youth movement	+
-	* [[Illegal drug]] subcultures	+
-	* [[Import scene]]	+
-	* [[New Age]] culture	+
-	* [[Nudism|Nudists]]	+
-	* "Outsider" subcultures such as	+
-	** [[Biker gang]]s such as the [[Hell's Angels]]	+
-	** [[body modification]] and [[tattoo]] subcultures	+
-	** "[[vampire lifestyle|vampire]]" subculture	+
-	* [[Religion|Religious]] subcultures	+
-	**[[Purported cults]]	+
-	* [[Human sexual behavior|Sexual]] subcultures such as	+
-	**[[BDSM|BDSM subculture]]	+
-	**[[Queer culture]]	+
-	**[[Sexual fetish]] subculture	+
-	***[[Leather subculture]]	+
-	**[[Swinging]]	+
-	* Thematic subcultures	+
-	* UK Subcultures:	+
-	**[[Chavs]]	+
-	**[[Sloanes]]	+
-	**[[Townies]]	+
-	* [[Youth movement]]s, (see also [[scene]]) frequently associated with a musical style.	+
-	**[[Almighty Gaylords]]	+
-	**[[Computer art scene|Artscene]]	+
-	**[[Bills]]	+
-	**[[Bluecat]]s	+
-	**[[Cyber (subculture)|Cyber]]s	+
-	**[[Demoscene]]	+
-	**[[Disco]]	+
-	**[[Edelweiss Pirates]]	+
-	**[[Goth]]s	+
-	**[[Greasers]]	+
-	**[[Grungers]]	+
-	**[[Hip-hop]]	+
-	**[[Hippie|Hippies]]	+
-	**[[Metalheads]]	+
-	***[[National Socialist black metal|Nazi-metalheads]]	+
-	**[[Mod (lifestyle)|Mods]]	+
-	**[[New Romantic]]s	+
-	**[[Pachuco]]	+
-	**[[Punk rock|Punks]]	+
-	***[[Cyberpunk]]s	+
-	***[[Deathrock]]	+
-	***[[Emo]]	+
-	***[[Hardcore punk]]	+
-	***[[Positive punk]]	+
-	***[[Punkabilly|Punkabillies]]	+
-	***[[Skate punk]]	+
-	***[[Steampunk]]	+
-	***[[Streetpunk]]	+
-	**[[Raggare]]	+
-	**[[Rap]]	+
-	**[[Rave|Rave scene]]	+
-	**[[Rivethead]]s	+
-	**[[Rockers]]	+
-	***[[Anarcho-rockers]]	+
-	**[[Scooterboy]]s	+
-	**[[Skinhead]]s	+
-	***[[Anarcho-skinheads]]	+
-	***[[Punk-skinheads]]	+
-	***[[Red-Skinheads]]	+
-	***[[Traditional Skinheads]]	+
-	***[[Gay skinhead]]s	+
-	***[[Nazi-Skinheads]]	+
-	**[[Straight edge]]	+
-	*** [[Hard-line]]rs	+
-	**[[Swing Kids]]	+
-	**[[Teddy Boy (youth culture)|Teds]]	+
-	**[[Zazou]]	+
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-	==Fictional subcultures==	+
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-	*In the book, and later movie, [[The Outsiders]], there are the Socs (rich [[teenager]]s) and Greasers (poor ones), named after the [[grease]] in their [[hair]]. In [[Grease (musical)]] and the [[song]] [[4th Of July, Asbury Park (Sandy)]] the same term is used.	+
-	*''[[A Clockwork Orange]]'' by [[Anthony Burgess]] features a fictional youth subculture called ''nadsat''.	+
-	*In [[William Gibson (novelist)|William Gibson]]'s ''[[Neuromancer]]'', a group called the "Panther Moderns" help Case and Molly steal the Dixie Flatline's construct from Sense/Net's corporate headquarters.	+
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-	==See also:==	+
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-	* [[History of subcultures in the 20th century]]	+
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