The Generation of Rave Subculture and is the Term "Subculture" Still Relevant for the Genre? The dictionary defines subculture as "A cultural subgroup differentiated by status, ethnic background, residence, religion, or other factors that functionally unify the group and act collec...

Have you ever exclaimed to yourself, "This is so bizarre!" The puzzling look on your face reflects your mind and starts a wheel to turn. You go about a methodical way of asking yourself questions about what it may be that you are trying to make sense of. The best way you know to make s...

Tailgates as a Cultural Contact Zone "Arts of the Contact Zone" by Mary Louise Pratt is an article that talks about how critical and history-making it is when different cultures meet for the first time. She describes this moment with her coined phrase, the "contact zone". She gives the perfect exa...

In his essay "Robust Relativism", Joseph Margolis dissects the theory of cultural relativism in order to answer pressing questions about the status of cultural objects and practices. Can interpretations of cultural objects such as art and music be determined as logically true or false? Even if some...

Canada passed the Multiculturalism Act in 1989 that supports a variety of cultures of other countries. Since Canada is always opened for immigrants from other countries, ethnic and cultural diversity are respected. According to Statistics Canada, population of immigrants has dramatically grown from ...