Hacia la consolidación de los estudios de consumo cultural en Latinoamérica
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https://doi.org/10.26439/contratexto2015.n024.594Abstract
El consumo cultural como problema objeto de estudio desde la mirada de los públicos, audiencias o receptores es reciente en América Latina y el Caribe. En los últimos veinticinco años, indudablemente se ha generado un conjunto de proposiciones teóricas con sustento empírico, influenciados por los estudios culturales, la semiótica, la antropología, la sociología de la cultura y la economía política respecto de los modos en que los públicos ven, escuchan y leen; los usos que les dan a los bienes y servicios culturales; las maneras en que ellos relacionan esos bienes con su vida cotidiana, hasta el conjunto de teorías más importantes sobre la estratificación social en el consumo cultural.
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