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Alternative culture in a socialist city  : Punkers and long-haired people in Prague in the 1980s

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Pixová M.
Český lid: etnologický časopis (Český lid: Ethnological journal)
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2013
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vol. 100
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issue 3
319-338
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Cities in socialist Czechoslovakia were meant to constitute the setting for an ideal socialist society. The dogmatic embracement of this objective by the ruling Communist Party eventuated in complete intolerance towards any manifestation of free-thinking of alleged opposition to socialism. Starting in the 1960s, part od Czechoslovak youth were inspired by the Western countercultural hippie movement and the Beat generation, as well as by punk subculture beginning in the 1970s. These people openly displayed their alienation from the official cultury by disrupting the established societal standards of appearance, behaviour, and leisure activities.
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