NO MORE FIX! The heroine, between weapon of democracy and heroic vehicle
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https://doi.org/10.7203/KAM.16.16194Keywords:
counterculture, transition, democracy, delinquency, heroin.
Abstract
The Spanish counterculture flourished in the parenthesis of permissiveness that the transitional process, from oppressive Francoist structures to democracy, expedited social and cultural experiments. From 1978 onwards, the State will react to all this socio-cultural flowering of an autonomous sign, fostering a climate of truculence, sensationalism, fear, paranoia, delinquency, stigmatisation of poverty and drugs which, surprisingly orchestrated from the media, were also assumed as identity traits by the marginalized groups themselves.
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