Bevvægelsen
Bevvægelsen, also known as the "Bev Movement," was a Danish cultural and political movement that emerged in the late 1960s and gained prominence in the 1970s. The movement was rooted in a desire for social change, personal liberation, and a rejection of traditional norms, particularly in relation to sexuality, gender roles, and lifestyle. Inspired by broader countercultural trends in Europe and North America, Bevvægelsen drew influence from feminist thought, queer theory, and anarchist ideals.
The name "Bev" is an abbreviation of "bevidsthed," the Danish word for "consciousness," reflecting the movement’s
Bevvægelsen was closely associated with the establishment of "bev-hus" (Bev houses), communal living spaces where participants
While Bevvægelsen was most active in the 1970s, its influence persisted into the 1980s and beyond, contributing