Les clusters culturels sous le paradigme créatif : des espaces de ruptures pour l’économie culturelle locale by Bruno Lefèvre

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Pratiques de réception des images musicalisées télévisuelles sur les réseaux socionumériques. Analyse des tweets des téléspectateurs de l’émission Les Reines du shopping (M6)... by Guylaine Gueraud-Pinet

Subjects: “…cultural industries…”
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INFLUENCE OF THE CREATIVE ECONOMY ON MODERN MANAGEMENT OF CREATIVE INDUSTRIES by D. A. Prokofeva, N. V. Shamardina

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Assessing the Role of Soft Power in India-Russia Relations by Rashmi Doraiswamy

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Kişiselleştirme İllüzyonu ve Özgürlük Yanılsaması: Kültür Endüstrisi Bağlamında Talebe Bağlı Video Platformlarının İncelemesi by Fatih Saraç

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EĞLENMEK ÜZERİNE FELSEFİ BİR DENEME by Ahmet Emre Dağtaşoğlu

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Yaratıcı ve Kültürel Endüstriler ve COVID-19 Pandemi Döneminde Türkiye’de Kültür ve Sanat Sektörlerinin Durumu by Zeynep Özarslan

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From Life to Its Online School: An Analysis of Alain de Botton’s ‘The School of Life’ as Strategy and Tactic by Gökçen Karanfil, A. Özgür Gürsoy

“…It thus argues that popular cultural works may subvert the manipulative imperatives of the culture industry only from within a strategically structured social field. …”
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The Semantics of the Absurd: On German ‘Hermetic’ Poetry and Political Commitment after 1945 by Marko Pajević

“…Adorno called the ‘culture industry’ (1947), opposing conventional and habituated approaches to art in terms of its production and reception and advocating instead a stringent and critical concept of arresting aesthetic form that was to distinguish the work of art from products of that culture industry. …”
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Consumer Boredom: Boredom as a Subliminal Mood of Consumer Capitalism by Mariusz Finkielsztein

“…The entire entertainment/culture industry is, in fact, the boredom industry, whose institutions are preoccupied with mitigating the consumers’ situational boredom, but—at the same time—push this light type of boredom into the subliminal realm, where it has time to accumulate and takes root unnoticed, becoming a subliminal mood of consumer capitalism.…”
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Naturgeschichte des Theaters by Guillaume Beringer

“…Adorno published a series of articles in various journals on the natural history of theater, in which he developed the theory that theater is characterized by the structures of a positivist culture industry, which it nevertheless attempts to mask through the massive use of nature symbolism. …”
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L’éducation à la majorité selon Theodor W. Adorno by Alain-Patrick Olivier

“…In this paper, I will discuss three problematic concepts taken from Adorno’s philosophy, which appear to have potential for an update in this respect, namely Aufklärung, the culture industry and authoritarian personality. I will focus on an interview with the German philosopher, as of yet unpublished in French, entitled “Erziehung zur Mündigkeit” (Education for Autonomy).…”
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Aporia of Participatory Planning: Framing Local Action in the Entrepreneurial City by Ryan Love

“…In this first section of the essay, Adorno's analysis of the Culture Industry is reconsidered alongside Berger’s and Bourdieu's critical sociology. …”
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THE YIJING AND THE CRISIS OF WESTERN TRADITION by Ernest Ženko

“…It seems, however, that the reception of the Yijing in the West went full circle; from being an exotic and mystical text from an unknown and foreign practice, to an important corrective of a Western tradition that found itself in crisis during the twentieth century, to the global culture industry.…”
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Tracking the Economic Benefits Generated by the Hard Clam Aquaculture Industry in Florida by Charles Adams, Leslie Sturmer, Alan Hodges

“…All of this alludes to the economic importance of the hard clam culture industry which, through the cultivation process and sales of products, generates local income and taxes, creates jobs and businesses, and draws new money into the local economy, as cultured hard clams are sold to non-residents and buyers outside the region and state. …”
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Tracking the Economic Benefits Generated by the Hard Clam Aquaculture Industry in Florida by Charles Adams, Leslie Sturmer, Alan Hodges

“…All of this alludes to the economic importance of the hard clam culture industry which, through the cultivation process and sales of products, generates local income and taxes, creates jobs and businesses, and draws new money into the local economy, as cultured hard clams are sold to non-residents and buyers outside the region and state. …”
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Recursive Neural Network-Based Market Demand Forecasting Algorithm for Calligraphy Practice Products by Yi Xue

“…However, with the development of the Internet culture industry and influenced by objective factors such as school holidays and seasons, the current market demand for calligraphy practice products is rapidly and dynamically changing, making market changes difficult to grasp and leading to poor sales, which directly affects the profits of calligraphy practice product-related companies. …”
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Victorian Arts and the Challenge of Modernity: Analogy, the Grid, and Chemical Transformations by Francesca Orestano

“…The grid is the container in which the achievements of Victorian culture, industry and art are ordered and organized. The grid provides the structure to the Crystal Palace housing the Great Exhibition in 1851, and the grid is the structure presiding over modern chemistry, owing to the tabular arrangement of chemical elements envisaged by Russian chemist Dmitri Mendeleev and first published in 1869. …”
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« A Single Tone Coming Out Of A Vast, Empty Space » : John Adams, le contemporain au risque de l’anachronisme by Mathieu Duplay

“…Besides this, there are only vestiges of past musical forms whose relevance has wholly disappeared as they have been turned into meaningless commodities by the American culture industry. The purpose of this paper is to raise once more the question of music and the “contemporary” in the light of Adorno’s argument and in connection with an American composer known for his keen interest in current events. …”
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VARTOJIMO EKONOMIKA: KULTŪRINĖ POREIKIŲ GAMYBA by Vytautas Rubavičius

“…Also some features of socialist consumption and its link with capitalist one are examined. Keywords: culture industry, capitalism, socialism, consumption, consumer society, use value fetishism. …”
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