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translated word.    For the Roy Harper album Counter Culture,
see Counter Culture.  Counterculture (also "counter-culture") is
a sociological word used to describe the values and norms of
behavior of a cultural group, or subculture, that run counter to
those of the social mainstream of the day,[1] the cultural
equivalent of political opposition. This was a neologism from
1968[1][2] attributed to Theodore Roszak.[3][4] However earlier
references exist, since Stein Rokkan in his models in political
science, used the term about the struggle of the periphery
against central state- and nation-building and that kind of
central cultural standardisation, as early as 1967 (JSTOR-40).
Although distinct countercultural undercurrents exist in many
societies, here the term "counterculture" refers to a more
significant, visible phenomenon that reaches critical mass and
persists greatly for a period of time. A counterculture movement
thus expresses the ethos, a