Cultural Sociology

Papers
(The TQCC of Cultural Sociology is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-03-01 to 2024-03-01.)
ArticleCitations
Social Interaction as Key to Understanding the Intertwining of Routinized and Culturally Contested Consumption28
After Practice? Material Semiotic Approaches to Consumption and Economy24
Introduction to the Special Issue: Renewing Theories of Practice and Reappraising the Cultural24
Streaming’s Effects on Music Culture: Old Anxieties and New Simplifications18
Theorizing the Social Through Literary Fiction: For a New Sociology of Literature18
Navigating the Tensions of Normative Masculinity: Homosocial Dynamics in Australian Young Men’s Discussions of Sexting Practices17
Futures in Practice: Regimes of Engagement and Teleoaffectivity17
Ten Proposals on Values15
Architecture, Time, and Cultural Politics14
‘Class is Always a Matter of Morals’: Bourdieu and Dewey on Social Class, Morality, and Habit(us)14
‘Not the Real Me’: Social Imaginaries of Personal Data Profiling13
Social Theory, Photography and the Visual Aesthetic of Cultural Modernity12
Audience Agency in Social Performance11
Making “Sustainable Consumption” Matter: The Indoor Microclimate as Contested Cultural Artifact11
Structure and Historicity of Cultural Tastes. Uses of Multiple Correspondence Analysis and Sociological Theory on Age: The Case of Music and Movies11
Dating Apps: The Uncertainty of Marketised Love9
Salvation as Cultural Distinction: Religion and Neoliberalism in Urban Africa8
Evaluating Self-Presentation: Gatekeeping Recognition Work in Hiring8
Fight Against Doping as a Social Performance: The Case of the 2015–2016 Russian Anti-Doping Crisis8
Moral Entrepreneurialism for the Hamburger: Strategies for Marketing a Contested Fast Food7
Everyday Aesthetics, Locality and Racialisation6
Peer Feedback in Aesthetic Labour: Forms, Logics and Responses6
Simmel and Shakespeare on Lying and Love5
The Organization of Practices for Instituting Economic Processes: Alternative Food Networks in Beijing5
‘Wear Clogs and just Act Normal’: Defining Collectivity in Dutch Domestic Music Concerts5
Gendered Power at Work: Constituting Moral Worth in a Hyper-Masculine Organizational Culture5
The Value of Small Live Music Venues: Alternative Forms of Capital and Niche Spaces of Cultural Production5
A Cultural Sociology of Social Media: Social Drama, Cultural Affordances and Blogging in the Wake of Hurricane Katrina5
The Sociogenesis of Vincent van Gogh’s Fundamental Artistic Disposition5
Elites and Culture: Social Profiles in the Cultivated Population4
Categorical Bifurcation:The Rite of Springat the Threshold of Modernism4
An Institutional Politics of Place: Rethinking the Critical Function of Art in Times of Growing Inequality4
The Body of a Performer as a Form of Capital: Age, Gender and Aesthetics in Theatre Work4
Lonely, Poor, and Ugly? How Cultural Practices and Forms of Capital Relate to Physical Unattractiveness4
White Women, White Men, and Intra-Racial Diversity: A Data-Led Analysis of Gender Representation in the UK Film Industry4
Technology as (Dis-)Enchantment. AlphaGo and the Meaning-Making of Artificial Intelligence3
Symbolic Violence and the Social Space: Self-imposing the Mark of Disgrace?3
Lost Property and the Materiality of Absence3
Purification or Pollution? The Debate over ‘Workplace Spirituality’3
Performative Feelings for Others: The Civil Repair of Organised Competitive Sports3
‘Supertanker is a Hero, the Government a Villain’: Politicization of Chile’s 2017 Forest Fires in the Media3
Domestic Hospitality: As a Practice and an Alternative Economic Arrangement3
Redeeming the Value(s) of the Social World3
Artistic Production and (Re)production: Youth Arts Programmes as Enablers of Common Cultural Dispositions3
‘The Fool’ Revisited: The Making of Žižek as Sacrificial Public Intellectual3
Of Sound and Flavour – Revisiting the Notion of Material for the Cultural Sociological Analysis of Art Domains2
Recognition Gaps and COVID Inequality: The Case of Immigrants in Sweden2
Adjusting the Coordination of Parental Foodwork Practices2
From the Train Yard to the Auction House: Connecting the Graffiti Subculture to the Art Market2
Scenography and the Production of Artworks in Contemporary Art2
Banal Cosmopolitanism? Values and Cultural Repertoires of Youth in Adriatic Croatia2
Narratives of Volunteering and Social Change in Wartime Ukraine2
Urban Art in Lisbon: Emerging Opportunities and Career Aspirations2
‘If You Move in the Same Circles as the Royals, then You’ll Get Stories About Them’: Royal Correspondents, Cultural Intermediaries and Class2
Accomplishing Reality Media: The Affective Lure of Online Crime Discussions2
The Sacred and Profane of Japan’s Nuclear Safety Myth: On the Cultural Logic of Framing and Overflowing2
How Can the Field of Value Be Made More Pragmatic?2
Consecrating and Desecrating Elite Communities: Fearing and Dealing with Social Deviance in Sweden’s Wealthiest Neighborhood2
Axiological Grammar and the Sociology of Values2
The Racialised ‘Second Existence’ of Class: Class Identification and (De-/Re-)construction across the British South Asian Middle Classes2
“You Can’t Ignore the Rat”: Nonhuman Animals in Boundary Work2
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