Nota de aplicación
A movement originating in the United States during the 1950s that began primarily with literature but encompasses other social and artistic modes. Mostly an urban phenomenon, centers included artist communities in San Francisco’s North Beach and Greenwich Village in New York City. In popular culture participants of this loose movement were referred to derisively as “beatniks.” Progenitors of the movement are considered to be the writers Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsburg and William Burroughs.
Ubicación jerarquía
- Faceta Estilos y Períodos
- .. Estilos y períodos
- .... <Estilos, períodos y culturas por región>
- ...... las Américas
- ........ estilos y periodos americanos modernos
- .......... estilos y movimientos norteamericanos modernos
- ............ Afroamericano [+]
- ............ Asian-American
- ............ Beat generation
- ............ Border Art
- ............ Gótico Carpintero
- ............ Chinese-American
- ............ Neo Colonial [+]
- ............ Craftsman (estilo)
- ............ Federal
- ............ Gingerbread
- ............ Grunge
- ............ hispanoamericano (cultura) [+]
- ............ Hollywood Regency
- ............ japonés-americano (cultura o estilo)
- ............ Lowbrow
- ............ <estilos arquitectónicos norteamericanos modernos> [+]
- ............ <estilos y movimientos de artes decorativas modernas norteamericanas> [+]
- ............ <estilos de bellas artes modernas norteamericanas> [+]
- ............ No Wave
- ............ rumano-estadounidense (cultura)
- ............ Russian-American (culture)
- ............ Streamline Moderne
- ............ Tiffany style
- ............ Tiki (North American style)
- ............ Wildstyle