Popular Culture and High Culture: An Analysis and Evaluation of Taste.

Wanderer, Jules J.; Gans, Herbert J.

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“…(6) An interviewees desire to not shame one's family. Participation in cultural and spiritual activities relevant to one's ethnic group, as well as residing with one's own ethnic group, and expressing knowledge of cultural matters and indica (such as spirit entities and witchcraft) has been discussed in anthropological literature to be a significant indicator of an internalized identity (Kroeber & Kluckhohn, 1952;Gans, 1974;Erickson, 2008). From the sixteen Native American Indian ethnic identity measures described above, a composite American Indian ethnic identity mean (𝑋 ̅ ) score was calculated for each case (interviewee).…”

Section: Measures Of a Native American Indian Identitymentioning

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Cultural Efficacy: Relevance of Ethnic Identity and Cultural Values to Disciplined Behavior in One Tribal Community: Expanding the Paradigm of Criminology

Abril, PhD

2024

CrimRxiv

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This study explores the associations between a Native American Indian ethnic identity and its accompanying cultural values to an individual's decision to refrain from criminal behavior. Data were gathered during the Southern Ute Indian Community Safety Survey, a study of crime and violence on the reservation involving Indian (n = 312) and non-Indian (n = 355) respondents who completed a 72-item survey questionnaire. Qualitative data from Indians (n = 85) who participated in one-hour face-to-face structured interviews were quantified and analyzed. Using a variety of analytical techniques, it was found Indians have primarily culturally-based reasons for refraining from criminal behavior. The implications from these findings are broad and span multiple disciplines beyond criminology to include psychology, anthropology, and ethnic studies.

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Section: Measures Of a Native American Indian Identitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Cultural Efficacy: Relevance of Ethnic Identity and Cultural Values to Disciplined Behavior in One Tribal Community: Expanding the Paradigm of Criminology

Abril, PhD

2024

CrimRxiv

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“…The positive consequences of soft news for the political process remain to be demonstrated." Remarkably, though, this pattern of reasoning has been criticized since the 1990s (e.g., Dahlgren & Sparks, 1992;Gans, 1974Gans, , 2008Sparks & Tulloch, 2000). A common factor in critical analyses of the news gap is that they do not deny the value of ratings, shares, circulation figures, surveys, people's opinions, or self-reports for measuring news consumption, but their accuracy in reflecting people's news preferences or appreciation of journalism.…”

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Journalism, Audiences, and News Experience

Meijer¹

2019

The Handbook of Journalism Studies

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“…De relatie met leeftijd is sterker dan die met opleidingsniveau of sociale klasse. het gaat hier dus om het bekende onderscheid tussen de hoge en de populaire smaak (zie bijvoorbeeld Bellavance 2008;Gans 1974;Schulze 1995), een aspect van leefstijldifferentiatie dat centraal staat in Distinction waar het samenhangt met zowel cultureel kapitaal als senioriteit in de bourgeoisie (de bovengenoemde 'temporele' orde). ook in ander onderzoek blijkt leeftijd van groot belang te zijn voor het verklaren van leefstijlverschillen (Scherger 2009;Schulze 1995;Van Eijck & Knulst 2005).…”

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De openheid van de omnivoor: de sociale structurering van culturele leefstijlen in Vlaanderen

Roose¹,

Eijck²,

Lievens³

2012

Tijdschrift Voor Sociologie

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In this article we apply Multiple Correspondence Analysis to map the social structuring of cultural lifestyles in Flanders. Using survey data on cultural practices and dispositions of 2,849 people representative for the Flemish population, we are able to distinguish three underlying structuring dimensions: engagement versus disengagement, highbrow versus action and openness versus less openness. Cultural and economic capital are found to be associated with the first dimension, age with the second. The third dimension is related to different combinations of social categories. Results show that individuals express their openness to cultural practices in various and differing ways depending on the position they occupy in the social space, omnivorousness being only one of the manifestations specifically related to younger respondents with a lot of cultural capital.

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Popular Culture and High Culture: An Analysis and Evaluation of Taste.

Cited by 10 publications

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Cultural Efficacy: Relevance of Ethnic Identity and Cultural Values to Disciplined Behavior in One Tribal Community: Expanding the Paradigm of Criminology

Cultural Efficacy: Relevance of Ethnic Identity and Cultural Values to Disciplined Behavior in One Tribal Community: Expanding the Paradigm of Criminology

Journalism, Audiences, and News Experience

De openheid van de omnivoor: de sociale structurering van culturele leefstijlen in Vlaanderen

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