2014
DOI: 10.4000/trivium.4997
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Kulturen des Kreativen – Historische Bohème und zeitgenössisches Prekariat

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“…This ideal corresponds to the bohemian lifestyle that emerged in the 19th century, typically associated with artists and intellectuals whose points of view were rather unorthodox and anti-establishment (Bain, 2005). Still today, the bohemian lifestyle is still seen as l’art pour l’art , and it avoids dealing with questions related to commerce, money and the market (Glinoer et al., 2014). However, when artists become professionals and want to live from that, they must face the market and see themselves as part of that market.…”
Section: Professional Identitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This ideal corresponds to the bohemian lifestyle that emerged in the 19th century, typically associated with artists and intellectuals whose points of view were rather unorthodox and anti-establishment (Bain, 2005). Still today, the bohemian lifestyle is still seen as l’art pour l’art , and it avoids dealing with questions related to commerce, money and the market (Glinoer et al., 2014). However, when artists become professionals and want to live from that, they must face the market and see themselves as part of that market.…”
Section: Professional Identitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Este ideal se corresponde con el tipo de vida bohemio que surgió en el siglo XIX asociado típicamente a artistas e intelectuales, cuyos puntos de vista poco ortodoxos y antisistema, así como sus hábitos contrastaban con las normas por las que se conducía la burguesía (Bain, 2005). Todavía hoy, el estilo bohemio tiene que ver con «el arte por amor al arte» y evita ocuparse de cuestiones relativas al comercio, el dinero y el mercado (Glinoer, Hülk y Zimmermann, 2014). Ahora bien, desde el momento en que los artistas se convierten en profesionales que desean ganarse la vida con su trabajo necesitan una confrontación con el mercado y entenderse a sí mismos como productos de ese mercado.…”
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