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Winifred Holtby and the Fevered (Middle)Brow
2020Abstract Placing Holtby’s writing in extended dialogue with Woolf’s, this chapter argues that the pathological canon missed in ‘On Being Ill’ is partly realized in the period’s middlebrow writing, which contests the topic of embodiment with Woolf’s preferred highbrow.
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A Contemporary Look at Pierre Bourdieu's Photography: a Middle‐Brow Art
Visual Anthropology Review, 1992In Photography: AMiddle-browArtVittTt Bourdieu, Robert Castel, Dominique Schnapper, Jean-Claude Chamboredon and Luc Boltanski situate the practice of photography within the larger social practices of collective identity formation. Although the tide of the book implies that the subject is "photography," it is made immediately clear that it is not about ...
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Thomas Hart Benton's Jealous Lover and the Ballad of Middle-Brow Culture
Prospects, 1990This article is about who or what art is for and what, if anything, art J. can do. It begins with the assumption that art can indeed function beyond itself and the specifically aesthetic premises that conditioned its production and that it is acceptable for the audience to consider such broader, cultural functions for it.
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Images in Mobile Uses: A New “Middle-brow Art”?
2012Today, the use of the multimedia functions of mobile phones is far from marginal and is not limited to the younger generation. In France, among the “extended uses” of the telephone (Licoppe & Zouinar, 2009), video and photography are progressing the most rapidly. From the unique experiments on the first day when one explores a new telephone, to hastily
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Photography: A Middle-Brow Art.Pierre Bourdieu
American Journal of Sociology, 1991openaire +1 more source