Types of Music Listeners
Chan and Goldthorpe
(2010) proposed the division of music listeners into
3 main categories, according to the ways people consume cultural products.
Those who belong to the first type are called ‘univores’, which means that they listen only to certain low-brow music, such as pop and rock. On the contrary, the
second type, ‘omnivores’, prefer
different high-brow genres of music: they listen to operas, classical music, jazz,
as well as pop and rock. In addition to this basic division, authors claim that
music listeners can be categorised into ‘univore-listeners’,
that is those who only listen to music without attending concerts and other
musical events.
References: Chan, T. W., & Goldthorpe,
J. (2010). Social Stratification of Cultural in Three Domains: Music; Theatre,
Dance and Cinema; and the Visual Arts . В T. W. Chan, Social
Status and Cultural Consumption (стр. 204-231). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
1 comment:
Thank you for illustrating the text with the graph.
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