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modernity, fragmentation and personal days, time use across, 76–81
choice, 25–8 DeNora, T., 7, 16–17
spectacularizing and performing, 28–9 Devine, F., 63–6, 75, 85–8, 111
charitable endeavour, 82 diffused audiences, 37, 41, 42, 117–18,
Charles, S., 26 119–20
Chorlton, Manchester, 101 diffused self, 117–18, 124
class, 5, 20–1, 62–73 distinction, 111, 121, 123
and education, 85–8 distinguishing, 5, 6, 121, 123
inscription, exchange, value and perspec- see also capitals; omnivore thesis; time use
tive, 69–71 documentary, 29
middle class see middle class drag, 51
morality, evaluation and ordinary life, drifters, 46
71–3 dynamism of culture, 12, 13
new agenda for culture, identity and,
63–9 economic capital, 31, 120
responses to, 73 class, education and, 85–8
structure and social capital, 83, 84–5 economic globalization, 22–4
working class, 65–6, 94–5 education, 31, 83, 89, 95
clubbers, 46 class and, 85–8
cognitive psychology, 106 elective belonging, 49–61, 68, 89, 121, 123
Cohen, S., 55, 56–7, 59 globalizing, 51–2
commercialization of culture, 12 scene and, 52–8, 112
community, 12–13, 13–14 scene, performing, audiencing and, 58–60
football fandom, 108–9 elite-to-mass theory, 93–5
imagined communities, 108 enthusiasts, 43, 44, 110, 112
scene and, 54 enthusing, 5, 6, 30–4, 104–18, 121, 124
computers, 2 diffusion and the self, 117–18
conflict theory, 106 place, space and the extended audience,
connecting see capitals; omnivore thesis; 115–17
time use reception and sport, 105–9
consumer, 42, 44 theories of fandom, 110–15
and producer of culture, 55–6, 117 evaluation, 69–73
consumption, 15, 75–6 inscription, exchange and perspective,
context, 100 69–71
cosmopolitanism, 56, 58, 101 morality and ordinary life, 71–3
Couldry, N., 7, 13–15, 41–2, 105, 115–17 everyday life, 7, 8–11
‘Coventry’ scene, 57 see also ordinary life
Crafts, S.D., 16 exchange, 69–71
Crawford, G., 28, 40–1, 41–2, 44, 107 exchangers, 46
creativity, cultural, 12, 13 extended audience, 115–17
critical Marxism, 8 extended self, 117, 124
Crook, S., 7
cultists, 43, 44, 110, 112 family, 3
cultural capital, 31, 32–3, 120 fandom, 6, 33–4, 104–18
class, education and, 85–8 audience continuum, 42–4, 104, 110
cultural creativity, 12, 13 reception and sport, 105–9
cultural elitism, 12 theories of, 110–15
cultural globalization, 22–4 see also enthusing
cultural taste, 93–7 fashion, 26
qualitative consideration and modes of feelings, music and, 16–17
speech, 100–2 feminist theory, 11
see also omnivore thesis fields, 31, 65