JS-68
Taste and Cultural Practices in the Prism of Intersectionality

Abstract Submissions Closed

Saturday, 27 February 2021: 09:00-10:30
Location:

RC37 Sociology of Arts (host committee)
RC14 Sociology of Communication, Knowledge and Culture

Language: Spanish, French and English

Session Type: Oral


The sociology of cultural practices has long emphasized class social relations in the analysis of stratification of tastes or inequalities in the face of culture. Recent works have placed greater emphasis on gender, race or generations in the social structuring of cultural practices and tastes. However, there is still little research that crosses these different forms of social differentiation. In connection with the theme of the forum, this session aims to host papers that sociologically study taste and cultural practices from the perspective of the intersectionality of power relations. The papers will deal with the effects and, better still, the interactions of at least two differentiating factors, two power relations, whether it is gender, social class, generation or racial or territorial assignment. Empirical research-based presentations will be preferred, regardless of the methods of investigation used (archival research, ethnography, statistics, discourse analysis, image analysis, etc.).
Session Organizer:
Wenceslas LIZE, Université de Poitiers, France, wenceslas.lize@gmail.com