Презентация, доклад по английскому языку на тему Готы

the UK-based punk movement. The Gothic subculture is quite diverse and heterogeneous, but for all that it represents in some extent the specific image and the interest in Gothic music. Originally a youth, now the world's subculture is represented by people aged 14 to 45 years of age and older .

America, less so in Asia and Australia. She has a well-developed social and information infrastructure — are published in thematic magazines, supported sites, regular Gothic music festivals.

in clothing , the use of metal or silver jewelry with symbols of the Gothic subculture and characteristic makeup. Typical paraphernalia used by the Goths, — , crosses (including Celtic), images of bats and the symbols of death. Goths sometimes wear and all kinds of magical or occult signs.

an everyday attribute and, as a rule, is applied before visiting concerts and clubs. Its main elements — white face powder (it is usually assumed that it should be very pale and thin), dark eyeliner around the eyes and black or red lipstick . Additional accessories can include piercings, tattoos and false teeth (mainly with the fans of "vampire" style), but their use is not mandatory . In 1980-e years were a popular "chain nose"

In the photo — the Gothic model Lady Amaranth

many accepted societal stereotypes. In particular, representatives of subcultures tend to consider such qualities as sensitivity, emotion and even sentimentality valid for men that goes against the imposed mass culture.

among Goths . The most famous of them is the British Whitby Gothic Weekend, held since 1995 and each time attracts about two million viewers . This event, held in the English town of Whitby twice a year, is renowned for the quality organization . The Whitby Gothic Weekend, the reputation of a "prestigious" festival, and its visitors require a "taste and sophistication" in dress and behavior

pessimism and lack of confidence in their own future, these young Britons . A fascination with mysticism and the occult, widespread among members of subcultures in the heyday of "second wave" of Gothic rock, also can be regarded as a form of social protest .Often exploited the image of the vampire may also reflect the antagonism between the "special" person and "ordinary" world.