Writing Distinction – Eine illegitime Kultur als subkulturelles Feld

Schneickert, Christian; Schumacher, Florian

doi:10.1007/s11614-014-0114-x

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“…Its meaning changes with its context and it is still open to debate as various groups and actors take part in the discussion. With reference to Bourdieu's field concept (Bourdieu 1984;Bourdieu 1996;Martin 2003;Schneickert and Schumacher 2014), these relate street art to different commentators and different positions in any identified field, and struggle over the rules and definitions of categorisation. In particular, street artists and their supporters, being the core actors in the field of street art, formulate for themselves the way to distinguish street art from other art.…”

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The representation of street art on Flickr. Studying reception with visual content analysis

Philipps¹,

Zerr²,

Herder

2017

Visual Studies

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