Sociology of Culture
Diana Papademas
Abstract
Diana Papademas
Abstract
This course provides a sociological approach to the study of culture. Material and non-material aspects of culture are explored through the study of language, science and technology, the various arts and media. Special attention is given to the culture production process, the relationship of culture producers and consumers and the meaning of culture products in today’s society. Debates about culture, culture policy, and culture change are analyzed in the course, and include the new research on visual culture and civic culture. We will study the challenge of the sociology of culture by applying new theories, policy strategies and implications for the future.
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This course provides a sociological approach to the study of culture. Material and non-material aspects of culture are explored through the study of language, science and technology, the various arts and media. Special attention is given to the culture production process, the relationship of culture producers and consumers and the meaning of culture products in today’s society. Debates about culture, culture policy, and culture change are analyzed in the course, and include the new research on visual culture and civic culture. We will study the challenge of the sociology of culture by applying new theories, policy strategies and implications for the future.
Key concepts: Vernacular culture, Sociology, Meaning (existential), Social science, Sociology of culture, The arts, Culture change, Epistemology