cultural production
collocation in Englishmeaningsofculturalandproduction
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cultural
adjective
uk/ˈkʌl.tʃər.əl/us/ˈkʌl.tʃɚ.əl/
relating to the habits, traditions, and beliefs of ...
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production
noun
uk/prəˈdʌk.ʃən/us/prəˈdʌk.ʃən/
the process of making or growing goods to ...
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(Definition ofculturalandproductionfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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We might treat theculturalproductionthat is archaeology analogously.
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Such descriptions also enact the conditions of theirculturalproduction.
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There has been debate around the links betweenculturalproductionand cultural policy.
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His research interest is in the area of creativity andculturalproduction.
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Each also bespeaks some of the problems of these new forms of cross-racialculturalproduction.
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These oppositions are used throughout the book to describe political systems as well asculturalproduction.
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Uncovering the complex character of musical hybridity, he demonstrates the fluid character ofculturalproduction.
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Instead of a historic site turning into an exhibition, the exhibition has become the site of ongoingculturalproduction.
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On the other hand, never before has music production (andculturalproductionin general) been so diverse.
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To remove the term popular, is to remove the range of possibilities for inventing new meaning in music'sculturalproduction.
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These connections drawn between political, judicial decisions andculturalproductionare important and useful throughout the book.
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I am here again emphasising the practice ofculturalproduction, whether it is of the past or of contemporary identities.
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This position is the result of choices that are made to invest particular types ofculturalproductionwith meaning.
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The system was predicated onculturalproductionand consumption within a municipality and, by extension, within an urban space.
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The second is a tracing of the critical response to the play contextualized by historical moments of key points ofculturalproduction.
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Needless to say, the state will collapse without the technology to sustain itself economically and theculturalproductionto articulate its distinct role and values.
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Firstly, it was suitable for conceptualising the streamlining of the circulation of desire withinculturalproduction, irrespective of racial or political barriers.
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Four of them offer panoramic views ('cityscapes ') ofculturalproduction, and four contain in-depth analysis of particular representations or genres (' snapshots ').
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The consumption countryside is closely connected to theculturalproductionand reproduction of landscape, to which historians have devoted a wealth of attention.
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Last, but not least, the patron is + as is the broker of the capitalist market economy + the lubricating element in all modernculturalproduction.
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This twofold 'political' dimension ofculturalproduction, as both area of expression and object of political control, did much to deter mine its style.
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This is only an impression, given the lack of detailed studies on the sociability andculturalproductionand consumption of these groups.
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The contextual and intertextual network of relations linkingculturalproductionto its historical moment has largely been ignored in favour of a critical formalism.
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I begin by turning to a literature concerned with issues ofculturalproduction, including processes that underlie valorisation of cultural products.
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We can be anti-elitist and still recognise and discuss cases of creative exceptionality in popular music or any other sphere ofculturalproductionand performance.
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