Testing the 'omnivore/univore' hypothesis in a cross-national perspective. On the social meaning of eclecticism in musical tastes in eight European countries

Philippe Coulangeon; Ionela Roharik

Conference Papers Year : 2005

Testing the 'omnivore/univore' hypothesis in a cross-national perspective. On the social meaning of eclecticism in musical tastes in eight European countries

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Philippe Coulangeon

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Observatoire sociologique du changement (Sciences Po, CNRS)

Ionela Roharik

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Institut Marcel Mauss

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Philippe Coulangeon, Ionela Roharik. Testing the 'omnivore/univore' hypothesis in a cross-national perspective. On the social meaning of eclecticism in musical tastes in eight European countries. Meeting du comité de recherche 28 (RC28) de l'Association internationale de sociologie, Aug 2005, UCLA, Los Angeles, United States. ⟨hal-03595720⟩

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