Musical boundaries: intersections of form and content

Sonnett, John

doi:10.1016/j.poetic.2004.05.007

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“…For example, Cress and Snow (2000) had a small number of 15 cases, Ishida et al (2006) had a moderate number of 159 cases, and Sonnett (2004) had a large number of 1,606 cases. Our study, with a relatively moderate size of 262 cases, is therefore suitable for QCA.…”

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IS Use and Quality of Life: A Conceptualization and Empirical Investigation

Techatassanasoontorn¹,

Tanvisuth²

2010

THCI

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Lorne Olfman was the accepting Senior Editor. This article was submitted on 7/5/2009 and accepted on 6/7/2010. It was with the authors 32 weeks for 2 revisions. The nature of IS use and its impacts in everyday life settings are not yet well understood. Drawing on quality of life theory and evidence from the IS acceptance and IS impacts research, this study conceptualizes the relationship between IS use and quality of life as a process that involves vertical and horizontal spillover effects. We empirically investigate this relationship in the context of basic IT use among socio-economically disadvantaged individuals. The research participants received their initial basic IT skill training from community technology centers. The context of our study is the Thai community technology centers supported by Microsoft Unlimited Potential grants. The results strongly support that there are vertical spillover and horizontal spillover mechanisms that relate IS use to domain-specific quality of life and overall quality of life. Implications for research and practice are discussed.

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IS Use and Quality of Life: A Conceptualization and Empirical Investigation

Techatassanasoontorn¹,

Tanvisuth²

2010

THCI

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“…Contrariando esses dois argumentos, surge outra possibilidade de explicação das práticas culturais: a dualidade omnívoros/unívoros. Diferentemente da proposta bourdieusiana, esse argumento considera que não é possível demarcar limite rígido entre os consumos das classes sociais mais elevadas e sua permeabilidade às massas (Sonnett, 2004). Defende-se, dessa forma, a ideia de que os indivíduos dos estratos sociais mais elevados se caracterizam por omnivoricidade (consumo cultural diversificado e aberto) ou por práticas culturais associadas à cultura de massas -univoricidade (Peterson & Kern, 1996).…”

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Uma Cidade Entre Sonhos De Néon. Encontros, Transações E Fruições Com as Culturas Musicais Urbanas Contemporâneas

Guerra

2018

Sociol. Antropol.

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ENTRADAEste artigo é parte integrante de um projeto de pesquisa que nos levou a demarcar, a explicar e a interpretar os recortes e as dinâmicas subjacentes à gênese, à constituição e ao funcionamento do subcampo do rock alternativo em Portugal, ao longo dos últimos 40 anos, 1 com um enfoque particularizado nas esferas de produção, mediação e procura de bens e obras musicais (Guerra, 2010(Guerra, , 2013a. Seu foco está na abordagem dos consumos, das relações, das apropriações e das fruições em face da música e correlatas atividades culturais e lúdi-cas em contexto urbano. São várias as questões centrais decorrentes -quem consome o rock alternativo e o pop rock em geral? De que forma? Consumo, fruição ou apropriação? O consumo musical é acompanhado de outros consumos culturais e lúdicos? Em que contextos? A resposta a essas questões -ou pelo menos a tentativa -resulta na apresentação de nove perfis de fruição musical, cultural e lúdica em 17 espaços de divulgação e de fruição musical, com programação regular nos finais da primeira década deste milênio, situados no Porto e em Lisboa.O texto organiza-se em torno de lógica narrativa assente em duas seções fundamentais. Inicialmente abordamos os principais desenvolvimentos teóri-cos relativos ao consumo cultural e musical, num esforço de reatualização da sociologia da cultura contemporânea e sua inevitável ligação com os estudos culturais, a economia criativa, as teorias dos mercados turísticos e lúdicos, e,

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“…This is largely to be expected, given their recent introduction. But formalization is made doubly difficult by the breadth of what sociologists label "culture," from tastes (Erickson, 1996;Lizardo, 2006;Vaisey and Lizardo, 2010) and values (Homans, 1961) to formal differences in artistic genres (Han, 2003;Sonnett, 2004) or rifts between institutional logics (Friedland, 2009). Nevertheless, underlying the apparent diversity of cultural objects is a common capacity to circulate.…”

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Delivering Impact of Scholarly Information: Is Access Enough?

McGregor¹,

Guthrie²

2015

The Journal of Electronic Publishing

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Divergent interests, expertise, and language form cultural barriers to communication. No formalism has been available to characterize these "cultural holes. " Here we use information theory to measure cultural holes and demonstrate our formalism in the context of scientific communication using papers from JSTOR. We extract scientific fields from the structure of citation flows and infer field-specific cultures by cataloging phrase frequencies in full text and measuring the relative efficiency of between-field communication. We then combine citation and cultural information in a novel topographic map of science, mapping citations to geographic distance and cultural holes to topography. By analyzing the full citation network, we find that communicative efficiency decays with citation distance in a field-specific way. These decay rates reveal hidden patterns of cohesion and fragmentation. For example, the ecological sciences are balkanized by jargon, whereas the social sciences are relatively integrated. Our results highlight the importance of enriching structural analyses with cultural data.

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Musical boundaries: intersections of form and content

Cited by 54 publications

References 31 publications

IS Use and Quality of Life: A Conceptualization and Empirical Investigation

IS Use and Quality of Life: A Conceptualization and Empirical Investigation

Uma Cidade Entre Sonhos De Néon. Encontros, Transações E Fruições Com as Culturas Musicais Urbanas Contemporâneas

Delivering Impact of Scholarly Information: Is Access Enough?

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