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Comunicación y sociedad
versión impresa ISSN 0188-252X
Comun. soc no.8 Guadalajara jul./dic. 2007
Artículos
Todas las industrias son culturales: crítica de la idea de “industrias culturales” y nuevas posibilidades de investigación
1Universidad Central de Venezuela (UCV). Correo electrónico: dmato@reacciun.ve
Aunque las categorías “industrias culturales” y “consumo cultural” resultan útiles en valiosas publicaciones, no están exentas de problemas. Este texto muestra cómo su uso obstruye algunas posibilidades de investigación y cómo dejar de usarlas abre nuevas posibilidades. Destacar el atributo “cultural” de algunas industrias y consumos, en particular, oculta la relevancia cultural de todas las demás industrias y consumos, y así se obstaculiza el estudio de otras industrias y consumos desde perspectivas culturales.
Palabras clave: industrias culturales; consumo cultural; crítica; teoría; método
Although the categories of cultural industries and cultural consumption are useful resources in valuable research, they carry certain troubles. This text shows how its usage obstacles some research possibilities, and how giving them up may open new possibilities. Highlighting the “cultural” character of certain specific industries and forms of consumption obscures the cultural analysis of other industries and forms of consumption.
Keywords: cultural industries; cultural consumption; critique; theory; method
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Recibido: 23 de Marzo de 2007; Aprobado: 02 de Mayo de 2007