How the Arts Generate Social Capital to Foster Intergroup Social Cohesion
How the Arts Generate Social Capital to Foster Intergroup Social Cohesion
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10.1080/10632921.2012.761167
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发表时间：
2013-01-01
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0.6
通讯作者：
Lee, Dahyun
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作者：
Lee, Dahyun
通过案例研究的格尔尼卡和平壁画项目（GPMP）在哥伦布，俄亥俄州，其中涉及美国和索马里群体，我探讨如何参与社区艺术产生社会资本，以促进群体间的社会凝聚力。参与和合作艺术的使用，高层次的互动和真实的个人互动，1和非等级关系或平等的伙伴关系在非正式的设置在GPMP产生一种新的社会资本，桥接债券。桥接社会资本作为社会粘合剂，弥合两个群体之间的差异并将它们结合成一个完整的整体，以创建一个有凝聚力的多元文化社区。
Through the case study of the Guernica Peace Mural Project (GPMP) in Columbus, Ohio, which involved American and Somali groups, I explore how participatory community arts generate social capital to promote intergroup social cohesion. The use of participatory and collaborative arts, high-level interactions and authentic personal interactions, 1 and nonhierarchical relationships or equal partnerships in an informal setting in the GPMP produce a new kind of social capital, bridged bonding. Bridging the differences between the two groups and bonding them into one integrated whole, bridged-bonding social capital is applied as social glue to create a cohesive multicultural community.