Ethnicity and cultural consumption in Australia
Ethnicity and cultural consumption in Australia
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澳大利亚的种族和文化消费
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2018
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Ien Ang
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G. Noble;Ien Ang
摘要本文探讨了民族多样性的增加对澳大利亚文化消费实践和品味分布的影响。几十年来，不断变化的移徙模式和世代更替使货物、地点和受众多样化，并使各种做法和关系日益跨国化。根据澳大利亚文化领域项目的调查数据，该项目在全国样本和几个种族定义的样本中检查知识，品味和参与，该论文对种族和文化消费之间的复杂关系提供了谨慎的见解：围绕“民族”文化资本的分布、对西方经典的依恋、品味的民族特异性以及与阶级问题的交叉，在当代澳大利亚的到来和一代的新近。最后，考虑到衡量种族和文化消费的问题，本文推测的影响，最近的索赔有关的文化资本的重组的数据。
Abstract This paper explores the consequences of increasing ethnic diversity for practices of cultural consumption and the distribution of taste in Australia. Changing migration patterns and generational changes have produced a diversification of goods, sites and audiences, and an increasing transnationalization of practices and relations over several decades. Drawing on survey data from the Australian Cultural Fields project examining knowledge, taste and participation within a national sample and across several ethnically defined samples, the paper provides cautious insights into the complex relations between ethnicity and cultural consumption: around the distribution of ‘national’ cultural capital, attachment to the Western canon, the ethnic specificity of taste and the intersection with issues of class, recentness of arrival and generation in contemporary Australia. Finally, bearing in mind the problems of measuring both ethnicity and cultural consumption, the paper speculates on the implications of the data for recent claims about the recomposition of cultural capital.