Cultural omnivorousness – or éclectisme culturel – refers to the tendency to mix, in one's cultural space, elements belonging to highbrow cultural forms with others considered as popular or less legitimate. This article explores different patterns of cultural activities that mix differently ranked cultural elements, focusing on their relations to sociability. Drawing on examples from qualitative research, we show how cultural legitimacies can be produced by and worked out through the activities of groups and the ways in which cultural activities are combined and distributed, either in conversations – in talking – or in shared practices – in doing – according to the various groups that compose one's relational network. Our hypothesis is that...
Empirically, culture is the complex product of ideas, individuals, groups, artifacts, and architectu...
The article reflects on the relationship between social sphere (social standing) and cultural config...
This article attempts to move the discussion about the cultural omnivore ahead in two ways. Firstly,...
Cultural omnivorousness – or éclectisme culturel – refers to the tendency to mix, in one's cultural ...
Cultural omnivorousness – or éclectisme culturel – refers to the tendency to mix, in one's cultural ...
Cultural omnivorousness – or éclectisme culturel – refers to the tendency to mix, in one's cultural ...
Cultural omnivorousness – or éclectisme culturel – refers to the tendency to mix, in one's cultural ...
By considering cultural practices and preferences from the viewpoint of an intra-individual variatio...
Titre du fascicule : Peuple, populaire, populismeThe boundary between "cultural legitimacy" and "cul...
The boundary between "cultural legitimacy" and "cultural illegitimacy" separates not only the differ...
This thesis examines the way in which the multiple cultures and identities that people are likely to...
This paper explores the relations between social ties and cultural constructs in small groups. The a...
In a recent study about cultural activities and illiteracy, the author analyses how cultural and soc...
Empirically, culture is the complex product of ideas, individuals, groups, artifacts, and architectu...
The article reflects on the relationship between social sphere (social standing) and cultural config...
This article attempts to move the discussion about the cultural omnivore ahead in two ways. Firstly,...
Cultural omnivorousness – or éclectisme culturel – refers to the tendency to mix, in one's cultural ...
Cultural omnivorousness – or éclectisme culturel – refers to the tendency to mix, in one's cultural ...
Cultural omnivorousness – or éclectisme culturel – refers to the tendency to mix, in one's cultural ...
Cultural omnivorousness – or éclectisme culturel – refers to the tendency to mix, in one's cultural ...
By considering cultural practices and preferences from the viewpoint of an intra-individual variatio...
Titre du fascicule : Peuple, populaire, populismeThe boundary between "cultural legitimacy" and "cul...
The boundary between "cultural legitimacy" and "cultural illegitimacy" separates not only the differ...
This thesis examines the way in which the multiple cultures and identities that people are likely to...
This paper explores the relations between social ties and cultural constructs in small groups. The a...
In a recent study about cultural activities and illiteracy, the author analyses how cultural and soc...
Empirically, culture is the complex product of ideas, individuals, groups, artifacts, and architectu...
The article reflects on the relationship between social sphere (social standing) and cultural config...
This article attempts to move the discussion about the cultural omnivore ahead in two ways. Firstly,...