Mass Culture Forms in the Information Consumption Time
LI Guang-qiong
Abstract
LI Guang-qiong
Abstract
Since the 1990s, mass culture has rapidly occupied the culture market in the mainland as well as the spare time of people. The concepts and morals of mass culture are different from that of political culture and that of elite culture. The creators of mass culture and elite culture as well as the cultural critics should adhere to their cultural stand and take a critical attitude towards mass culture. Only in this way can mass culture is promised of a bright future.
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Since the 1990s, mass culture has rapidly occupied the culture market in the mainland as well as the spare time of people. The concepts and morals of mass culture are different from that of political culture and that of elite culture. The creators of mass culture and elite culture as well as the cultural critics should adhere to their cultural stand and take a critical attitude towards mass culture. Only in this way can mass culture is promised of a bright future.
Key concepts: Mass culture, Elite, Consumption (sociology), Mass media, Vernacular culture, Political culture, Politics, Popular culture