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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"omnivorousness"”.

  1. The Effects of Class, Age, Gender and Race on Musical Preferences: An Examination of the Omnivore/Univore Framework

    … social class are positively related to musical omnivorousness (liking a wide variety of music). That is, older people and people higher in social economic standing will be more omnivorousness in musical preferences. The underlying theory here is that in today's society, being omnivorous is a …

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  2. Branding Korea or Marketing Ethnicity?: Manhattan’s Koreatown as a Transclave in the Global Economy

    … Korean food within a move from snobbishness to omnivorousness; non-Koreans increasingly approach Korean culture, and food in particular, with curiosity rather than up-turned noses, a result of an outgrowth of ethnic revival and consumerism that markets ethnicity in the U.S.</p>

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  3. Musical Resonance: An Exploration of Class and Urban-Rural Disparities in Music Tastes and Practices in Contemporary China

    While extensive research on social stratification in music tastes and practices has largely focused on social class differences within Western contexts, the pronounced urban-rural divide in China is equally significant. The unique social structures and access disparities between urban and rural …

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