2007Journal of Hubei Vocational-Technical CollegeRequires access

Cultural and Aesthetic Consumption Change of The Public in View of Entertainment Programs

XU Hai-chao

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The author points out that the cultural and aesthetic consumption change of the public in view of entertainment programs mainly lies in the following three aspects: from entertainment criticism to entertainment understanding;from entertainment elite to entertainment public;from entertainment politics to entertainment business.

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The author points out that the cultural and aesthetic consumption change of the public in view of entertainment programs mainly lies in the following three aspects: from entertainment criticism to entertainment understanding;from entertainment elite to entertainment public;from entertainment politics to entertainment business.

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The author points out that the cultural and aesthetic consumption change of the public in view of entertainment programs mainly lies in the following three aspects: from entertainment criticism to entertainment understanding;from entertainment elite to entertainment public;from entertainment politics to entertainment business.

Key concepts: Entertainment, Consumption (sociology), Criticism, Advertising, Elite, Politics, Sociology, Political science

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