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for various cheeses are refused by the shopkeeper named “Henry Wensleydale.” The humour is in the expert knowledge of cheese types that Cleese is able to display—this knowledge being his elite cultural capital—and the shopkeeper’s subversive refusal to provide any cheese. The final absurdity, of course, is that the “National Cheese Emporium” is “uncontaminated by cheese.” The shopkeeper, by offering up an empty cheese shop in the face of Cleese’s insistent demands, exposes Cleese’s knowledge of cheese as itself as shameless—and failed—display of cultural power. We can appreciate better what Bourdieu is saying by establishing a chart mapping the terms in which he distinguishes the properties of cultural capital with reference to elite and popular taste in art and culture. It’s important to look past the particular content of a given class’s cultural capital—the highly detailed knowledge of antiques or celebrities, fashion or sports— and see the underlying features of these forms. elite cultural capital middle class cultural working class and capital “popular” cultural capital . culture (whether art, film, . culture (art, film, television, . strives to imitate the elite while television, music, food, etc.) is music, food, etc.) is at its best remaining grounded in realism at its best when it emphasizes when it emphasizes “function” and literal representation (i.e., “form,” i.e., not what the or “content”, i.e., not how 无忧论文 【http://www.uklunwen.com】the middlebrow culture) cultural artefact is about, but cultural product is made, but how it is made what it’ about and what it does . middle class cultural capital is in an anxious and uncertain . the criticism of culture . the criticism of culture place; it possess superficial focuses on the artist – who focuses on plot, character, abstraction (Martha Stewart) made it, their training and special effects (e.g., where while being made available and history (e.g., films are talked television is concerned, we easy to emulate (buy her about with reference to a given rarely know or care who magazine) director, and his or her directed the show) techniques), e.g., the films of . “Book of the Month” club; Hitchcock or David Lynch . popular cultural capital is not Martha Stewart; the “Brian identified with aloofness or Gluckstein” ready-made room . elite cultural capital is guided distance, but with participation, ensembles at the Bay by the “pure gaze” – that takes e.g., a pro wrestling match and in art and culture at a distance spectator involvement from the object . art and culture refer to the . art and culture refer to the world, and assumes a history of art and culture, not relationship between art and to the world; refuses a life, e.g., Norman Rockwell, relationship between art and Trisha Romance, or Robert life, e.g., abstract art Bateman paintings
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