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Member of a youth movement of the late 1960s, also known as flower power, which originated in San Francisco, California, and was characterized by nonviolent anarchy, concern for the environment, and rejection of Western materialism. The hippies formed a politically outspoken, anti-war, artistically prolific counterculture in North America and Europe. Their colourful psychedelic style, inspired by drugs such as LSD, emerged in fashion, graphic art, and music by bands such as Love (1965–71), the Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane (1965–74), and Pink Floyd.



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Who lurched from one ill-fitting "identity" to another every summer, going through hippiedom, grunge, gangsta lite, various roots-isms (Ebonics, Repatriation, Rastafarianism), Anglophilia, Americanization, afros, straightened, corn-rowed, shaved, baggy jeans, tight jeans, white girls, black girls, Jew girls, goy girls, conservatism, Conservatism, socialism, anarchism, partying, drugging, hermiting, schizing, rehabbing--how did he get from there to this?
The Jewishness of the contemporary gentile writer: Zadie Smith's The ... by Furman, Andrew / MELUS
Indeed, romanticization of all kinds gets up his nose, be it the platitudes of feel-good psychology, hippiedom, Beuysian hocus-pocus, or the bloviating authors of Great Books.
What's not to like? Robert Storr on Mike Kelley by Storr, Robert / Artforum International
And in the restless patchouli-scented epicentre of swinging London, flower power and hippiedom that King's Road became, the shop sold Breuer's Bauhaus chairs in tubular steel, Castiglioni's curving Arco lamp designed for Flos, and Le Corbusier's Grand Confort.
Modern revival: expansion of one of London's best-loved institutions ... by The Architectural Review
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