The Commodification of Time in Two Art Worlds
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Auteurs : D. Angus VailSource :
- Symbolic Interaction [ 0195-6086 ] ; 1999-11.
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- Abbreviated versions, Americana collectors, Americana tattooing, Americana tattoos, Applause breaks, Appropriate education, Appropriate ways, Artistic consumption, Audience member, Autodidactic time, Becker, Bourdieu, California press, Chicago press, Claim expert status, Collective action, Collector, Comfortable shoes, Commodification, Common complaints, Complete recording, Conceptual wholes, Considerable time, Consumption time, Contiguous, Contiguous consumption time, Different performances, Educational time, Elitist, Emotional character, Englewood cliffs, Everyday life, Experience time, Experiential treatments, Field notes, Flaherty, Free press, French operas, Frequent resolution, Further research, Harvard university press, Intellectual satisfaction, Interpersonal influence, Italian opera, Italian opera fans, Italian operas, Japanese body suit, Japanese body suits, Legitimate education, Leitmotif, Little utility, Mature works, Mein leben, More people, Multiple recordings, Musical themes, Musicdrama, Musicdramas, Obsessive consumption, Opera news, Other hand, Other things, Other words, Painful time, Participant observation, Perpetual melody, Physical discomfort, Puccini fans, Relative legitimacy, Relative merits, Richard wagner, Ring festival, Season ticket holder, Signature tunes, Similar kinds, Social organization, Social psychology, Sociological treatments, Symbolic interaction, Symbolic interaction volume, Tattoo, Tattoo collector, Tattoo collectors, Tattoo world, Tattooing, Temporal commodification, Temporality, Transition motifs, Wagner fans, Wagnerian, Wagnerian musicdrama, World participants, York city, Zerubavel.
Abstract
This article examines how people successfully claim expert status in the art worlds of tattooing and opera by commodifying the time they have spent becoming experts in those art worlds. Temporal commodification happens along five dimensions: educational time, autodidactic time, consumption time, contiguous consumption time, and painful time. In essence, aesthetically‐oriented individuals can successfully claim expert status in a given art world when they can convince others that they have learned about a particular kind of art, that they have learned from a legitimate source, that they have spent sufficient time consuming this art, that they have spent this time in contiguous chunks, and that they appreciate the pain (both physical and affective) that often accompanies such consumption.
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DOI: 10.1016/S0195-6086(00)87400-7
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