Regards croisés sur la consommation

Rémy, É.; Garcia‐Bardidia, Renaud; Trizzulla, Caterina

doi:10.3917/ems.remye.2015.01.0079

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“…The second reason to rely on Bourdieu's work is that it is peppered with various tools and concepts that allow us to understand these changes. The influence of his work in social science is farreaching, and both French-and English-language researchers working on consumption were quick to take up his concepts (Allen, 2002;Holt, 1998;Moingeon, 1993;Rémy et al, 2015;Saatcioglu and Ozanne, 2013;Üstüner and Holt, 2010). Finally, Bourdieu's praxeology offers a level of analysis that can be located between existentialist action theory and systems theory (Müller, in Müller and Sintomer, 2006).…”

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Collaborative practices and consumerist habitus: An analysis of the transformative mechanisms of collaborative consumption

Herbert

Collin-Lachaud

2016

Recherche et Applications en Marketing (English Edition)

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In 2010, collaborative consumption was raised up as a disruptive and even revolutionary mode of consumption. Adopting a theoretical and methodological framework inspired by the praxeology of Pierre Bourdieu, this article offers a study of this transformative prophecy. Qualitative data were collected incrementally and using various methods. Their analysis reveals that consumers identify and adopt these activities above all in practical ways shaped by commercial mechanisms. Although influenced by this consumerist habitus, some collaborative practices are also based on an alternative market mindset. Furthermore, consumers identify a space for practices between which they navigate in dynamic ways. Based on these mechanisms and the level of perceived socialisation inherent in collaborative activities, we propose to discuss the consumerist habitus, the transformative potential of such practices and the challenges ahead for marketing research.

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Collaborative practices and consumerist habitus: An analysis of the transformative mechanisms of collaborative consumption

Herbert

Collin-Lachaud

2016

Recherche et Applications en Marketing (English Edition)

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“…Le second intérêt à s'inscrire dans l'oeuvre de Bourdieu est qu'elle est émaillée de nombreux outils et concepts qui permettent de penser ces changements. L'influence de son travail sur les sciences sociales est profonde et les recherches francophones et anglosaxonnes sur la consommation ont rapidement mobilisé ses concepts (Allen, 2002 ;Holt, 1998 ;Moingeon, 1993 ;Rémy et al, 2015 ;Saatcioglu et Ozanne, 2013 ;Üstüner et Holt, 2010). Enfin, la praxéologie de Bourdieu offre un niveau d'analyse s'établissant entre théorie existentialiste de l'action et théorie des systèmes (Müller, 2006dans Müller et Sintomer, 2006.…”

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Pratiques collaboratives et habitus consumériste : une analyse des mécanismes transformatifs de la consommation collaborative

Herbert

Collin-Lachaud

2016

Recherche et Applications en Marketing (French Edition)

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RésuméEn 2010, la consommation collaborative a été intronisée en tant que mode de consommation disruptif, voire révolutionnaire. En adoptant un cadre théorique et méthodologique inspiré de la praxéologie de Pierre Bourdieu, ce travail interroge cette prophétie transformative. Des données qualitatives ont été collectées selon différentes méthodes et de manière incrémentale. Leur analyse révèle que les consommateurs distinguent et adoptent ces activités d'abord en exerçant un sens pratique façonné par des dispositions marchandes. Bien qu'influencées par cet habitus consumériste, certaines pratiques collaboratives relèvent également d'une logique de marché alternatif. Les consommateurs identifient en outre un espace de pratiques entre lesquelles ils naviguent de manière dynamique. Ces mécanismes et le degré de socialisation perçue des activités collaboratives permettent de discuter de l'habitus consumériste, du potentiel transformatif des pratiques et des enjeux pour la recherche en marketing.

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“…His seminal book, Distinction: A Social Critique of the Judgement of Taste , profoundly refreshed the analysis of cultural consumer practices based on the equation: [(Habitus) (Capital)] + Field = Practice (Bourdieu, 1984). Subsequent consumer research widely adopted this approach (Rémy et al, 2015).…”

Section: Bourdieu and Consumer Research: A Renewed Focus On The Sociamentioning

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“…The Bourdieusian approach to practices cannot therefore be considered as being entirely deterministic, although this is a criticism often expressed (cf. Rémy et al, 2015; Saatcioglu and Ozanne, 2013: 694).…”

Section: Bourdieu and Consumer Research: A Renewed Focus On The Sociamentioning

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From Bourdieu to Lahire: Social determinism and pluralist consumer practices

Trizzulla

Garcia‐Bardidia

Rémy

2016

Recherche et Applications en Marketing (English Edition)

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This article sets out to introduce Bernard Lahire’s recent reiterations of the Bourdieusian approach to the body of consumer research. Lahire’s work accounts for dissonant cultural practices at an individual level. He questions the singularity of the habitus, the relative autonomy of fields, and the homology of the social practices proposed by Bourdieu. His work could make a significant contribution to consumer research in three ways: (1) it reiterates the Bourdieusian concepts in a way that better addresses the problems of a society made up of pluralist yet multi-determined individuals, (2) it reasserts the importance of individual-scale analysis of the social forces that more subjectivist approaches would be at risk of masking and (3) it sets out a way to understand socialisation by combining contexts through the incorporation of certain dispositions. Based on these contributions, this article sets out a research programme with a view to better linking contexts, dispositions and pluralist consumer practices on an individual scale.

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Regards croisés sur la consommation

Cited by 5 publications

References 28 publications

Collaborative practices and consumerist habitus: An analysis of the transformative mechanisms of collaborative consumption

Collaborative practices and consumerist habitus: An analysis of the transformative mechanisms of collaborative consumption

Pratiques collaboratives et habitus consumériste : une analyse des mécanismes transformatifs de la consommation collaborative

From Bourdieu to Lahire: Social determinism and pluralist consumer practices

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