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Omnivores versus Snobs? Musical Tastes in the United States and France

Christin, Angele - 2020

Two theories structure debates on socioeconomic variation in aesthetic tastes. The “distinction” hypothesis, developed in France, claims that high-status people shun popular culture. The “omnivores” hypothesis, developed in the U.S., states that high-status people like high and popular...

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