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Showing 1 to 13 of 13 for “"Hippies"”.

  1. Hippies in the Park: Yosemite and the Counterculture in the Sixties American West

    … irritation boiled over on July 4, 1970, when hippies and park authorities clashed in Stoneman Meadow. As a result, the park began refusing entrance to youths, especially those with long hair or vans. In the words of the Berkeley Tribe weekly, Yosemite had become 'an occupied zone. The Stoneman …

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  2. Wildwater

    … let the good times roll with a rowdy bunch of hippies, drifters and hillbillies.</p>

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  3. Mystics, Radicals, Sinners, and Saints: Freedom, Rebirth, and the American West

    … Luhan, Everett Ruess, Edith Warner, and the Taos hippies who journeyed to the American West in search of freedom. In the Western setting, with its diverse yet distinctive and stunning terrain, these individuals felt that their mind or soul—not just their physical body—had been liberated. They felt …

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  4. Speeding Toward Babylon: Subcultural Drug Use in Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver, 1960-1980

    … more common, especially under the banner of the “hippies,” a subculture so large it became a “counterculture.” Though there was plenty of darkness surrounding the hippies, the movement was overall an idealistic one, focused on peace, love, and having a good time. This reflected, and reflected …

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  5. How to build a home for the end of the World

    … and academics, performance artists and desert hippies. Formulated as a case history of post apocalyptic times, How To Build a Home for the End of the World investigates the ways in which people understand memory, healing, and redemption in the throes of of ever-unraveling crisis.

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  6. When The Counterculture Picked Up A Southern Twang: A Cultural Analysis Of Late Sixties And Early Seventies Country Rock Movement

    … country-rock movement were mostly counterculture hippies, and they adopted country music to serve their own ends. There is no unified ideological thinking in this movement. Some musicians were political while others were not. Music critics generally agree that country rock was a cultural reaction …

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  7. The Magical Mystery Donkey Tour

    … and subsequent aimless existence with other hippies in Morocco; she is also dealing with her ankle injury, which has stopped her from traveling. She must come to terms with who she was 1969 and with the fact that because of her injury she can no longer use traveling to stay 'out of the …

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  8. Mer

    … she meets River and the group of not-quite hippies with him. She runs away with them to New Orleans, where she uses a lot of drugs, paints, alienates others, gets pregnant, wonders if she's falling apart, and begins to question her art and thus her definition of herself.</p> <p>The book then …

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  9. Make Love to Your Mind: Dance, Disco and American Liberalism, 1970-1988

    This thesis investigates American disco, 1970-1988, and argues that this history can give us an insight into how radically liberal values have spread into mainstream thinking through popular culture. Whilst disco’s embrace of racial and sexual diversity was once rebellious, and of the artistic …

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  10. A cinematographic survey of a selected alternative sub-culture in various locations

    Submitted for the Degree of Master of Technology: Graphic Design, Durban Institute of Technology Durban, South Africa, 2005.

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  11. Drag, Drugs, and Demonstrations: Cultural Subversion under Capitalism

    <p>In this essay, I will define cultural institutionalization and articulate the ways in which the phenomenon modulates subversive countercultural movements and integrates them into Western, capitalist cultural structures. I will then illustrate my theory of cultural institutionalization by …

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