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2015
DOI: 10.4025/actascihumansoc.v37i1.26196
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<b>Ensaio sobre o ‘gosto’ em Theodor W. Adorno e Pierre Bourdieu

Abstract: Este escrito tem por objetivo discutir a problemática do 'gosto', entendido não somente como resultado de predisposições autônomas do sujeito, tampouco como macrodeterminações das estruturas sociais. O gosto é fruto de um emaranhado de relações simbólicas, que envolvem não somente vendaconsumo, mas também produção-apropriação. Para tanto, utilizam-se conceitos centrais do pensamento de Pierre Bourdieu, como habitus e capital cultural, bem como o conceito de indústria cultural, originário dos teóricos de Frankf… Show more

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“…The institutionalized state is the set of education degrees that an individual possesses. 15 It is a tangible certification showing cultural competence, which gives its bearer a conventional, constant, and legal value, guaranteed by the relationship with culture and instituted by collective magic. It is magic because it has the power to make people believe and make themselves be recognized by the collective.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The institutionalized state is the set of education degrees that an individual possesses. 15 It is a tangible certification showing cultural competence, which gives its bearer a conventional, constant, and legal value, guaranteed by the relationship with culture and instituted by collective magic. It is magic because it has the power to make people believe and make themselves be recognized by the collective.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%