Project: Subcultures and Countercultures

1. TOPIC (Introduction)

1.1. 1.Name of subculture/counterculture.

1.2. 2. Basic description.

1.3. 3. Reasons for choosing topic: personal affiliation, curious, relatives or friends, etc.

2. RESOURCES (3-4 sources)

2.1. Documentaries

2.2. Books

2.3. Pamphlets

2.4. Organization(s) websites

3. MAIN INFORMATION (Body)

3.1. 1. IDEAS: philosophy, opinion, argument, etc. - Is the idea counter to main culture? - What criticisms does it face – unscientific, unbiblical, illogical, publicity, promotes violence, etc.?

3.2. 2. CHAMPIONS: the promoters - originators, historical figures - celebrities, politicians, artists, philanthropists, etc. - support by private industry or products companies

3.3. 3. ARTIFACTS: forms of expression - social media; entertainment mediums - music, art, festivals, conferences, etc. - products, stores, small companies

3.4. 4. INSTITUTIONS: formal structures - governing bodies - administrative headquarters - local chapters; regional clubs

4. CONCLUSION (Address the following . . .)

4.1. 1. Do you think this subculture is legit, sus, or just to get attention?

4.2. 2. Do you support or dismiss the subculture’s ideas?

4.3. 3. If you support it, explain what criticisms may have some validity.

4.4. 4. If you disagree, explain what ideas may have some truth or merit.