Key debates of contemporary cultural sociology–the rise of the 'cultural omnivore', the fate of
classical 'highbrow'culture, the popularization, commercialization and globalization of …

This article presents a global-comparative study of journalists reporting about art and
culture, that is, cultural journalists. In the literature, this particular group is said to be different …

Reviews of cultural products are central elements in creating, legitimizing and disseminating
cultural tastes and hierarchies. In this empirical study, we examine the changes that have …

This article investigates the way Swedish cultural journalists from press, radio and television
perceive the core and boundaries of their sub-field at a time when digitalisation and …

The aim of this study is to map and scrutinize developments within Swedish cultural
journalism, with a particular focus on transformations in genres, text types and thematic …

Although terrorist attacks in Europe have increasingly been carried out on cultural targets
such as media institutions, concert halls and leisure venues, most research on media and …

The notion that the authority and influence of professional critics are in decline is a recurring
discourse in the research on criticism. Recently, this vision of decline has focused on the …

Arts, culture, and entertainment coverage is a specialized type of journalism that reports on
and debates the broad cultural field. It is often referred to as “cultural journalism.” Emerging …

In this article, we draw on the growing Euro-American literature on cultural recognition,
legitimacy, and film criticism and focus on the classificatory struggles taking place in the …

Taste is a hugely overpopulated scholarly field and the gaps for innovative research ever
more elusive. A couple of articles by Steven Shapin make excellent use of the insight that …