Fields, Capitals, Habitus provides an insightful analysis of the relations between culture and society in contemporary Australia.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Tony Bennett is Research Professor in Social and Cultural Theory in the Institute for Culture and Society at Western Sydney University, and Honorary Professor in the Humanities Research Centre at the Australian National University. David Carter is Emeritus Professor and formerly Professor of Australian Literature and Cultural History and Director of the Australian Studies Centre at The University of Queensland. Modesto Gayo is Associate Professor at Universidad Diego Portales, Santiago, Chile. Michelle Kelly is Research Officer at the Institute for Culture and Society, Western Sydney University. Greg Noble is Professor of Cultural Research at the Institute for Culture and Society, Western Sydney University.
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Introduction Part 1: Fields Introduction 1. Aesthetic Divisions and Intensities in the Australian Art Field 2. Book Value: Reading the Australian Literary Field 3. The Mark of Time: Temporality and the Dynamics of Distinction in the Music Field 4. The Elite and the Everyday in the Australian Heritage Field 5. Television: The Dynamics of a Field in Transition 6. Contesting National Culture: The Sport Field Part 2: Class Introduction 7. The Australian Space of Lifestyles 8. Class and Cultural Capital in Australia 9. The Middle Space of Lifestyles and Middlebrow Culture Part 3: Capitals Introduction 10. The Persistence of Inequality: Education, Class and Cultural Capital 11. Capital Geographies: Mapping the Spaces of Urban Cultural Capital 12. Indigenous Cultural Tastes and Capitals: Gendered and Class Formations 13. Cultural Diversity and the Ethnoscapes of Taste in Australia Part 4: Habitus Introduction 14. Engendering Culture: Accumulating Capital in the Gendered Household 15. Cultural Participation and Belonging 16. The Politics of Consumption: Positioning the Nation 17. The Ethical and Civic Dimensions of Taste Conclusion -- 'distinction' after Distinction Methodological appendices
Introduction Part 1: Fields Introduction 1. Aesthetic Divisions and Intensities in the Australian Art Field 2. Book Value: Reading the Australian Literary Field 3. The Mark of Time: Temporality and the Dynamics of Distinction in the Music Field 4. The Elite and the Everyday in the Australian Heritage Field 5. Television: The Dynamics of a Field in Transition 6. Contesting National Culture: The Sport Field Part 2: Class Introduction 7. The Australian Space of Lifestyles 8. Class and Cultural Capital in Australia 9. The Middle Space of Lifestyles and Middlebrow Culture Part 3: Capitals Introduction 10. The Persistence of Inequality: Education, Class and Cultural Capital 11. Capital Geographies: Mapping the Spaces of Urban Cultural Capital 12. Indigenous Cultural Tastes and Capitals: Gendered and Class Formations 13. Cultural Diversity and the Ethnoscapes of Taste in Australia Part 4: Habitus Introduction 14. Engendering Culture: Accumulating Capital in the Gendered Household 15. Cultural Participation and Belonging 16. The Politics of Consumption: Positioning the Nation 17. The Ethical and Civic Dimensions of Taste Conclusion -- 'distinction' after Distinction Methodological appendices
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