American countercultures : an encyclopedia of nonconformists, alternative lifestyles, and radical ideas in U.S. history / edited by Gina Misiroglu.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Misiroglu, Gina Renée, ditor.

Taylor & Francis eBooks.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Counterculture--United States--History.

Counterculture.

History.

United States--Social life and customs.

United States.

Manners and customs.

Popular culture--United States--History.

Popular culture.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (3 volumes) : illustrations

Place of Publication:

Abingdon, Oxon ; New York : Routledge, 2015.

[Place of publication not identified] : [publisher not identified], [2009]

System Details:

text file

Contents:

[volume 1:] Abbey, Edward

Abolitionism

Abraham Lincoln brigade

Absinthe

Abstract expressionism

Acid rock

Advertising

African Americans

Afrocentrism

Alcoholics Anonymous

Alcott, Amos Bronson

Algonquin Round Table

Ali, Muhammad

Alice's Restaurant

Alison, Francis

Altamont Free Concert

Amana Society

American Indian Movement

Amish

Amphetamines and speed freaks

Anarchism

Anarchist Cookbook, the

Anderson, Laurie

Anderson, Margaret

Andrews, Stephen Pearl

Anti-freemasonry

Anti-globalization movement

Antinomianism

Apocalypse culture

Apple Computer

Armory show

Ashcan School

Asian pride

Astrology

Atheism

Aurora Commune

Austin, Texas

Baby Boomers

Backus, Isaac

Baez, Joan

Baker, Chet

Baker, Josephine

Baldwin, James

Baldwin, Roger

Baraka, Amiri

Barnes, Djuna

Barnum, P.T.

Beach, Sylvia

Beat generation

Beatles, the

Bebop

Be-ins

Bellamy, Edward

Ben & Jerry's

Berkeley, California

Berkman, Alexander

Berlin Heights commune

Berrigan, Daniel, and Philip Berrigan

Bethel commune

Bicycles

Bierce, Ambrose

Biker culture

Birth control pill

Black arts movement

Black Mountain College

Black Muslims

Black Panthers

Black power movement

Blavatsky, Helena

Bloggers

Blue Man Group

Blues music

Body arts

Bohemianism

Bookstores, alternative

Boston marriages

Bowery B'hoys and G'hals

Bowie, David

Branch Davidians

Brando, Marlon

Brautigan, Richard

Brisbane, Albert

Broadside

Brook Farm

Brown, H. Rap

Brown Berets

Brownson, Orestes

Bruce, Lenny

Buddhism

Bukowski, Charles

Buntline, Ned

Burning Man Festival

Burns, Otway

Burroughs, William S.

Cambridge, Massachusetts

Carlin, George

Carmichael, Stokely

Carroll, Jim

Carson, Rachel

Cash, Johnny

Castaneda, Carlos

Catcher in the Rye, the

Catholic worker movement

CBGB

Cedar Tavern

Chautauqua movement

Chavez, Cesar

Cheech and Chong

Chelsea Hotel

Cherry Lane theatre

Chicago Seven

Chicano moratorium

Chicano movement

Chicano theater

Chick, Jack

Chomsky, Noam

Christian Science

Circus and carnival culture

City College of New York

City Lights Bookstore and Press

Civil Rights movement

Claflin, Tennessee

Clapp, Henry

Clare, Ada

Cocaine

Coffeehouses

COINTELPRO

Collins, Judy

Columbia University

Come-Outers

Comics, underground

Communes

Communism

Communitarianism

Con artists

Conceptual art

Conroy, Jack

Conscientious objectors, draft dodgers, and deserters

Consciousness raising

Conspiracy theories

Cooperatives, consumer

Cooperatives, producer

Coyote, Peter

Crumb, Robert

Cults

Cummings, E.E.

Cushman, Charlotte

Cyberpunk

Daughters of Bilitis

Davis, Andrew Jackson

Davis, Angela

Davis, Miles

Dean, James

Debs, Eugene V.

Deep ecology

Deganawidah

Delany, Martin R.

Democratic Party

Dial, the

Dick, Philip K.

Disco

Doonesbury

Douglass, Frederick

Draft, Military

Drag

Drifters

Drug culture

Du Bois, W.E.B.

Dyer, Mary

Dylan, Bob

East Village, New York City

Eastman, Max, and Crystal Eastman

Easy Rider

Eckankar

Ecstasy

Electrical bananas

Ellison, Harlan

Emerson, Ralph Waldo

Emo and Hardcore

Encounter groups

Environmentalism

Ephrata Cloister

Erhard Seminars Training (EST)

Esalen Institute

Eugene, Oregon

Evergreen Review

Existentialism

Exorcism

Extrasensory perception and parapsychology

Farm, the

Farmers' Alliance

Fashion

Father Divine

Federal art project

Federal theatre project

Federal writers' project

Feminism, first-wave

Feminism, second-wave

Feminism, third-wave

Feminism, social justice

Ferlinghetti, Lawrence

Fetish culture

Film, cult

Film, Hollywood

Film, independent

Fitzgerald, F. Scott

Fitzgerald, Zelda

Flappers and flapper culture

Flower children

Folk music

Foster, Charles H.

Fox, Kate, Leah Fox, and Margaret Fox

Freaks, freak shows, and freakatoriums

Free love

Free Speech movement

Free universities

Freemasonry

Freidan, Betty

Fruitlands

Fugs, the

Fuller, Margaret

Fuller, R. Buckminster

Fundamentalism, Christian.

[volume 2:] Gangs and gang culture

Gangsta rap

Gangsters

Garrison, William Lloyd

Garvey, Marcus

Gay liberation movement

Gaye, Marvin

Generation gap

Generation X

Generation Y

Ghost dance

Ginsberg, Allen

Glam rock

Goldman, Emma

Gonzales, Rodolfo "Corky"

Gonzo journalism

Gorton, Samuel

Goth culture

Graffiti

Graham, Sylvester

Grange, National

Grateful Dead

Gray Panthers

Great Depression

Greeley, Horace

Green Party

Greening of America, the

Greenwich Village, New York City

Gregory, Dick

Groupies

Grunge rock

Guerrilla girls

Guerrilla theater

Guthrie, Woody

Hackers

Haight-Ashbury, San Francisco

Hair

Happenings

Hare Krishna

Harlem Renaissance

Harmonialism

Harmony Society

Harris, Thomas Lake

Hasidim and Hasidism

Hatch, Cora Scott

Hawthorne, Nathaniel

Haywood, William "Big Bill"

Health foods

Heaven's Gate

Heavy Metal

Hecker, Isaac

Hefner, Hugh

Hells Angels

Hemingway, Ernest

Hendrix, Jimi

Heroin

Hester, Carolyn

Hip-Hop

Hippies

Hitchhiking

Hoffman, Abbie

Holiday, Billie

Hooks, bell

Hopper, Dennis

Hot-Rodding

Houdini, Harry

Hughes, Langston

Hurston, Zora Neale

Hutchinson, Anne

Huxley, Aldous

Icarians

Indie rock

Industrial Workers of the World

Ingersoll, Robert

Internet

James, C.L.R.

Jazz

Jefferson Airplane

Jehovah's Witnesses

Jemison, Mary

Jesus People

Jews

Jews for Jesus

John Birch Society

John Reed clubs

Joplin, Janis

Kerouac, Jack

Kesey, Ken

King, Martin Luther, Jr.

Kitchen, the

Knights of the Golden Circle

Ku Klux Klan

Kunstler, William

Latino and Latina culture

Le Sueur, Meridel

Leary, Timothy

Lee, Ann

Lennon, John

Lesbian Culture

Liberator, the

Lippmann, Walter

Living theatre

London, Jack

Los Angeles

Lost Generation

Lovecraft, H.P.

Love-ins

Lowriders

LSD

Ludlow, Fitz Hugh

Luhan, Mabel Dodge

Lumpkin, Grace

Lyceum movement

Macfadden, Bernarr

MAD

Madison, Wisconsin

Mafia

Magazines, little

Magic and magicians

Malcolm X

Manson family

Mapplethorpe, Robert

Marcuse, Herbert

Marijuana

Masses, the

Mattachine Society

Max, Peter

MC5

McCarthy, Eugene

McCarthyism

McKenna, Terence

McLuhan, Marshall

McPherson, Aimee Semple

Me decade

Media, alternative

Medicine, alternative

Medieval reenactment

Menken, Adah Isaacs

Mennonites

Men's movements

Merry Pranksters

Mesmerism

Millay, Edna St. Vincent

Miller, Henry

Miller, William

Mills, C. Wright

Mod

Mod Squad, the

Modern Times

Mole People

Moonies

Moore, Michael

Moravians

Mormonism

Morrison, Jim

Morrison, Toni

Morton, Thomas

Mother Jones

Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlan

Ms.

MTV

Nader, Ralph

Naropa University

Nation, the

National Lampoon

Native American Church

Native Americans

Neolin

New Age

New Left

New School, the

New Thought

Newport Folk Festival

Newton, Huey

Noyes, John Humphrey

Nudism and nudist colonies

Nuyorican Poets Cafe

N.W.A.

Oberlin College

O'Brien, Fitz-James

Ochs, Phil

O'Keeffe, Georgia

Omphalism

Oneida Community

O'Neill, Eugene

Onion, the

Organic farming

Outsider art

Outsider music

Owen, Robert Dale

Pacifica Radio

Pacifism

Palahniuk, Chuck

Palmer, Phoebe

Patchen, Kenneth

Peace and Freedom Party

Pentecostalism

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals

Peoples Temple

Perfectionist Movement

Performance art

Performance Space 122

Peter, Paul and Mary

Peyote

Pfaff's Cellar

Phish

Physical culture movement

Pilgrims

Pinero, Miguel

Pirate Radio

Pirsig, Robert M.

Poe, Edgar Allan

Polar Bear clubs

Pop, Iggy

Pop Art

Populism

Pornography

Poster art

Pound, Ezra

Presley, Elvis

Presses, Small Book

Priestley, Joseph

Prohibition

Provincetown Players

Pryor, Richard

Pseudoscience

Psychedelia

Psychobilly

Public Enemy

Pulp Fiction

Punk Rock

Puritans

Purple, Adam

Pynchon, Thomas

Quakers

Queer Nation.

[volume 3:] Radio

Ramones, the

Rand, Ayn

Randolph, A. Philip

Rankin, Jeannette

Rap music

Rastafari movement

Rave culture

Ray, Man

Realist, the

Recycling

Reed, John

Reed, Lou

Regulators

Reich, Wilhelm

R.E.M.

Rexroth, Kenneth

Rice, Thomas Dartmouth

Riot Grrrl

Ripley, George

Rivers, Larry

Robbins, Tom

Robeson, Paul

Rock and Roll

Rocky Horror Picture Show, the

Role-playing games

Rolling Stone

Rolling Stones, the

Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In

Rubin, Jerry

Sacco and Vanzetti case

Salinger, J.D.

San Francisco

Sanger, Margaret

Santeria

Saxton, Alexander P.

Schools, alternative and experimental

Science fiction

Scientology

Seattle

Seeger, Pete

Settlement houses

Seven Arts, the

Sex trade and prostitution

Sexual revolution

Shakers

Shakur, Tupac

Simpsons, the

Sinclair, Upton

Ska

Skateboarders

Slang

Slave culture

Sloan, John

Slow movement

Smith, Joseph

Smith, Patti

Smoking, tobacco

Smothers Brothers

Snoop Dogg

Snyder, Gary

Social gospel

Socialism

South Park

Spiritualism

Spock, Benjamin

Sports

Squatters and squatting

Stein, Gertrude

Straight Edge culture

Streaking

Students for a Democratic Society

Studio 54

Suffragists

Surfing and surfer culture

Surrealists

Survivalists

Swedenborgianism

Talking Heads

Taos, New Mexico

Television

Temperance movement

Theater, alternative

Theosophy

Thoreau, Henry David

Tramps and hoboes

Transcendental meditation

Transcendentalism

Transsexuals

Transvestites

Trekkies

Turner, Nat

Twain, Mark

UFOs

Unabomber

Underground Railroad

Unitarianism

United Farm Workers

Universal Negro Improvement Association

Up against the wall Motherfucker

Utopianism

Vegetarianism

Venice, California

Vietnam War Protests

Village Voice, the

Volkswagen Beetle

Vonnegut, Kurt, Jr.

Voodoo, Hoodoo, and Conjure

Vorse, Mary Heaton

Ward, Nancy

Warhol, Andy

Waters, John

Watson, Thomas E.

Watts, Alan

Wavy Gravy

Weatherman

White supremacists

Whitman, Walt

Whole Earth catalog

Wilkinson, Jemima

Williams, Roger

Witchcraft and wicca

Woodhull, Victoria

Woodstock Music and Art Fair

Woolman, John

Wright, Frances

Wright, Richard

X-Files, the

Yippies

Yoga

Young, Brigham

Zappa, Frank

Zines

Zoarites

Zoot Suiters.

Notes:

Print version cataloged as a monographic set by the Library of Congress.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Electronic reproduction. London Available via World Wide Web.

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ISBN:

9781315706580

131570658X

Publisher Number:

99990107450

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