Routledge International Handbook of the Sociology of Art and Culture

Herausgeber: Hanquinet, Laurie; Savage, Mike

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Produktbeschreibung

This handbook defines the sociological analysis of art and culture, focusing on the visual arts, literature, music and digital culture. Leading international scholars consider the restructuring of highbrow and popular culture; aesthetic preferences; ethnicity, migration and cosmopolitanism; and the rise of screen culture using state-of-the-art methods and theoretical innovations.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Routledge
• Seitenzahl: 480
• Erscheinungstermin: 23. September 2015
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 246mm x 175mm x 28mm
• Gewicht: 953g
• ISBN-13: 9780415855112
• ISBN-10: 041585511X
• Artikelnr.: 42740314

Autorenporträt

Laurie Hanquinet is a Lecturer in the Department of Sociology at the University of York. Her main fields of interest are sociology of culture and art as well as social sciences methodology. She has undertaken research on the visitors of modern and contemporary art museums, on the role of artists in the society and on different dimensions of cultural participation. Mike Savage became Professor of Sociology at the LSE in September 2012, where he is active in leading the International inequalities Institute which began in 2015. Previously he was Professor at the University of Manchester, where he had been Director of the ESRC Centre for Research on Socio-Cultural Change (CRESC) from 2004 to 2010, and Professor at the University of York, where he founded the European Centre for Cultural Exploration from 2010-2012.

Inhaltsangabe

1. Preface - The Handbook 2. Contemporary Challenges for the Sociology of
Art and Culture: An Introductory Essay, Laurie Hanquinet and Mike Savage
Part 1: Bourdieu's Legacy and New Perspectives for the Sociology of Art and
Culture 3. Introduction to Part One 4. The Sociology of Cultural
Participation In France 30 Years After 'Distinction,' Phillipe Coulangeon
5. A Post-Bourdieusian Sociology of Valuation and Evaluation for the Field
of Cultural Production, Stefan Beljean, Phillipa Chong, and Michèle Lamont
6. Contesting Culture: Bourdieu & the strong program in cultural sociology,
Marco Santoro and Marco Solaroli 7. The Cultural Omnivore Thesis:
Methodological aspects of the debate, Irmak Karademir Haz¿r and Alan Warde
8. After Omnivorousness: Is Bourdieu still relevant?, Omar Lizardo and Sara
Skiles 9. A Critique of the Omnivore. From the origin of the idea of
omnivorousness to the Latin American experience, Modesto Gayo 10.
Age-Period-Cohort and Cultural Engagement, Aaron Reeve 11. A Social
Aesthetics as a General Cultural Sociology?, John Levi Martin and Ben
Merriman 12. Genre: Relational approaches to the sociology of music,
Jennifer C. Lena 13. Networks and Culture, Alix Rule and Peter Bearman 14.
Getting Beyond the Surface. Using geometric data analysis in cultural
sociology., Henk Roose Part 2: The Fabric of Aesthetics 15. Introduction to
Part Two 16. From Sociology of Culture to Sociology of Artistic Producers:
How to Become a Contemporary Artist, Nathalie Heinich 17. Avant-garde
Artworks, Artists and Mediators. A State of Relationships, Nuria Peist 18.
Learning How to Think, and Feel, About Contemporary Art: An object
relational aesthetic for sociology, Sophia Krys Acord 19. Museum Sociology,
Volker Kirchberg 20. Adjusting Field Theory: The dynamics of
settler-colonial art fields, Tony Bennett 21. The World Market of
Translation in the Globalization Era: Symbolic Capital and Cultural
Diversity in the Publishing Field, Gisèle Sapiro 22. The Biennalization of
Art Worlds: the Culture of Cultural Events, Monica Sassatelli 23. Aesthetic
Capital, Sylvia Holla and Giselinde Kuipers Part 3: The Complexity of
Cultural Classifications 24. Introduction to Part Three 25. Cultural
Dissonances: the Social in the Singular, Bernard Lahire 26. The
Multiplicity of Highbrow Culture: Taste Boundaries Among the New Upper
Middle Class, Guy Bellavance 27. 'There's something fundamental about what
makes you laugh'. Comedy as an Aesthetic Experience, Sam Friedman 28.
Middlebrow Book Culture, David Carter 29. Digital Sociology in the Field of
Devices, Adrian Mackenzie, Richard Mills, Stuart Sharples, Matthew Fuller
and Andrew Goffey 30. Researching Social Analytics: Cultural Sociology in
the Face of Algorithmic Power, Nick Couldry 31. The Rising Power of
Screens: Changing Cultural Practices in France, from 1973 to 2008, Olivier
Donnat 32. The Structuration of Lifestyle in the City of Porto: A
Relational Approach, Virgílio Borges Pereira 33. Contesting the Highbrow
and Lowbrow Distinction: How Latin American Scholars Engage in
Cross-Cultural Debates, María Luisa Méndez 34. When the Artistic Field
Meets the Arts Worlds, Chao Zhang 35. Institutionalizing the Neo-Bohemia,
Richard Lloyd