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Gothic - Gothic
Definition
The Gothic movement appeared between the end of 1970 and the beginning of the years 1980 with the United Kingdom, and perdure with more or less of vitality mainly in Europe but also in slightly different forms in the whole world.
Description
This subculture resulting from the Punk movement taking as a starting point the the cinema German expressionnist, fantastic and the Gothic novel, is characterized by an esthetics dark, macabre, sometimes provocative.
Author
Arafath Hassan
Author Email
arafath_iiuc2004@yahoo.com
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