Hipster (azpikultura garaikidea)

Hipster kultura klase ertainetako gazteen azpikultura garaikide bat da. Askotan gentrifikazio prozesuan dauden auzoetan biltzen dira. Musika ikuspuntutik indie musika eta alternatiboen zaleak dira. Modan, bestetik, bohemioak dira, joera orokorretatik aldentzen dira eta vintage produktu zaleak. Ekologistak eta bakezaleak politikan, beganoak izaten dira, artisauen lanen eta bertako produktuen defendatzaileak.

Hipster seinalea Kopenhagen.

Etimologia

Hipster «hip» hitzetik dator. 1940 hamarkadan jazz musikariek hitz honekin sortzen ari zen kultura afroamerikarraren zaleak definitzen zuten, jazz barne. Azpikultura horren partaideak «hepcats» ziren; hitz hori, denborarekin, hípster bihurtu zen. Hitza idatzita 1944ko For characters who don't dig jive talk hiztegian agertu zen. Hiztegi horren arabera hipsterrak ‘hot jazz eta boogie woogie musika estiloen zaleak dira’.[1]

Hipsterren zaletasunak

Hipsterren zaletasunak:

Jazz eta indie musika. Rock alternatiboa. Tom Waits, Bob Dylan, Imagine Dragons edo Devendra Banhart estiloko musikariak.
Zinema klasikoa eta independentea,
Bigarren eskuko arropen eta objektuen merkatuak.
Arte galeriak eta museoak.
Teknologiaren berrikuntzak.
Sare sozialetan oso aktiboak dira.[2]

Erreferentziak

This short glossary of jive expressions was also printed on playbills handed out at Gibson's concerts for a few years. It was not a complete glossary of jive, as it only included jive expressions that were found in the lyrics to his songs. The same year, 1944, Cab Calloway published The New Cab Calloway's Hepster's Dictionary of Jive, which had no listing for Hipster, and because there was an earlier edition of Calloway's Hepster's (obviously a play on Webster's) Dictionary, it appears that "hepster" pre-dates "hipster".
http://www.significados.com/hipster/

Kanpo estekak

(Gaztelaniaz): Hipsterren definizioak eta ezaugarriak.

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[1] This short glossary of jive expressions was also printed on playbills handed out at Gibson's concerts for a few years. It was not a complete glossary of jive, as it only included jive expressions that were found in the lyrics to his songs. The same year, 1944, Cab Calloway published The New Cab Calloway's Hepster's Dictionary of Jive, which had no listing for Hipster, and because there was an earlier edition of Calloway's Hepster's (obviously a play on Webster's) Dictionary, it appears that "hepster" pre-dates "hipster".

[2] ttp://www.significados.com/hipster/