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The judgement of taste and the contemporary religious art

open access: yesSacrum et Decorum, 2010
Pierre Bourdieu argues that in modern times, every aesthetic choice is a factor of social classification. His theory demonstrates that the judgment of taste is socially constructed and at the same time itself serves to establish social distance and ...
Ewa Klekot
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L’utopie kitsch

open access: yesRevue Italienne d'Etudes Françaises, 2012
Ornella Tajani
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Kitsch as Kitsch Can, or Can't: An Introduction to a Symposium on Kitsch, Class, and Political Aesthetics

Rethinking Marxism, 2010
This essay is an introduction to a Symposium on Kitsch, Class, and Political Aesthetics. Kitsch, understood partly as “really bad taste,” holds a place in cultural circles as a ubiquitous irritant, though one of ongoing curiosity because of its continuous ambiguity.
Jack Amariglio
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Kitsch

2021
Chapter 5 explores contemporary Soviet anxieties about mass media and popular culture by detailing Valentin Silvestrov’s shift in the 1970s from avant-garde cacophony to a quiet, nostalgic style that he unironically called “kitsch.” During this dark economic period, when he also was persona non grata in the Ukrainian Union of Composers, Silvestrov ...
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Kitsch

1981
There are two possible ways to approach the problem of kitsch; we may either attempt to describe what kitsch-objects are, or focus attention on the human attitude which enables us to judge something as kitsch. We are, therefore, confronted with two different tasks; the first one consists in investigating into properties of aesthetically deviant objects
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Kitsch in Television: Broadcasted Kitsch Experience

Influence through utilising kitsch experiences is a domain that connects politics and management in rational planning of what is being presented to the receivers. The case study analysed in this chapter explores how kitsch serves as a tool for indistinctively continuing the prevailing ideology while simultaneously disguising itself as entertainment ...
Adam Konopka, Bianka Szymańska
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Kitsch

2023
The tenth issue of Viceversa opens an investigation into kitsch in order to understand the reasons for its elusiveness and to collectively approach its mystery. Within this space – whose boundaries are undefined, as the nature of the theme suggests – it is desirable to bring out multiple horizons of meaning that give rise to new theoretical devices and
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Kitsch

1999
Analisi del termine "Kitsch" da un punto di vista estetico.
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