Yevhen Voronin
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 781500 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Yevhen Voronin |
| NOMBRES | Yevhen |
| APELLIDO | Voronin |
| FIRMA | VORONIN Y |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Wuppertal |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2630-5868 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 5 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 4 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2023 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Detailing social influence in predicting cinema attendance
Cultural Omnivorousness in the Domains of Music, Film and Literature
Contemporary research on the social side of cultural taste highlights a notable trend of cultural omnivorous taste among socially privileged groups. However, social stratification of taste encompasses different cultural domains, such as music, film or literature. But are omnivores in music also more likely to be omnivores in film and literary taste, and otherwise? Motivated to contribute to the debates on comparability in omnivore studies, this s…
Cultural omnivorousness in Ukraine
The ability to accumulate extensive tastes, which is known as cultural omnivorousness, can play a significant role in social stratification and marking social groups. The omnivore argument posits that higher-status cultural tastes tend to be broad and diverse (omnivore). In contrast, lower-status cultural tastes are limited and exclusive (univore). This study investigates cultural omnivorousness in Ukraine by (1) examining latent classes of audie…
Educational Mobility and Cultural Omnivorousness in Germany
Cultural omnivorousness is widely studied as a dimension of the stratification of taste, related to class or status positions. However, taste is also structured by patterns of social mobility, especially educational mobility. Building on Lizardo's Bourdieu, Distinction, and Aesthetic Consumption article, we expect that cultural omnivorousness systematically depends on patterns of educational mobility. Specifically, we predict that a higher inheri…
The Role of Values as Mediator in Relationships Between Social Position and Cultural Omnivorousness in Germany
Research on cultural omnivorousness—the concept conceptualized originally as the ability to expand one’s cultural preferences—continues to grow in prominence in studies of the cultural dimension of social stratification. Given recent inconsistent empirical findings, this study returned to the origins of the concept and examined the role of values in developing omnivorous cultural taste. Based on the example of Germany and relying on data from the…
The Role of Values as Mediator in Relationships Between Social Position and Cultural Omnivorousness in Germany
Research on cultural omnivorousness—the concept conceptualized originally as the ability to expand one’s cultural preferences—continues to grow in prominence in studies of the cultural dimension of social stratification. Given recent inconsistent empirical findings, this study returned to the origins of the concept and examined the role of values in developing omnivorous cultural taste. Based on the example of Germany and relying on data from the…
Cultural Omnivorousness in the Domains of Music, Film and Literature
Contemporary research on the social side of cultural taste highlights a notable trend of cultural omnivorous taste among socially privileged groups. However, social stratification of taste encompasses different cultural domains, such as music, film or literature. But are omnivores in music also more likely to be omnivores in film and literary taste, and otherwise? Motivated to contribute to the debates on comparability in omnivore studies, this s…
Educational Mobility and Cultural Omnivorousness in Germany
Cultural omnivorousness is widely studied as a dimension of the stratification of taste, related to class or status positions. However, taste is also structured by patterns of social mobility, especially educational mobility. Building on Lizardo's Bourdieu, Distinction, and Aesthetic Consumption article, we expect that cultural omnivorousness systematically depends on patterns of educational mobility. Specifically, we predict that a higher inheri…
The Role of Values as Mediator in Relationships Between Social Position and Cultural Omnivorousness in Germany
Research on cultural omnivorousness—the concept conceptualized originally as the ability to expand one’s cultural preferences—continues to grow in prominence in studies of the cultural dimension of social stratification. Given recent inconsistent empirical findings, this study returned to the origins of the concept and examined the role of values in developing omnivorous cultural taste. Based on the example of Germany and relying on data from the…
Cultural omnivorousness in Ukraine
The ability to accumulate extensive tastes, which is known as cultural omnivorousness, can play a significant role in social stratification and marking social groups. The omnivore argument posits that higher-status cultural tastes tend to be broad and diverse (omnivore). In contrast, lower-status cultural tastes are limited and exclusive (univore). This study investigates cultural omnivorousness in Ukraine by (1) examining latent classes of audie…
Educational Mobility and Cultural Omnivorousness in Germany
Cultural omnivorousness is widely studied as a dimension of the stratification of taste, related to class or status positions. However, taste is also structured by patterns of social mobility, especially educational mobility. Building on Lizardo's Bourdieu, Distinction, and Aesthetic Consumption article, we expect that cultural omnivorousness systematically depends on patterns of educational mobility. Specifically, we predict that a higher inheri…
Detailing social influence in predicting cinema attendance
Cultural Omnivorousness in the Domains of Music, Film and Literature
Contemporary research on the social side of cultural taste highlights a notable trend of cultural omnivorous taste among socially privileged groups. However, social stratification of taste encompasses different cultural domains, such as music, film or literature. But are omnivores in music also more likely to be omnivores in film and literary taste, and otherwise? Motivated to contribute to the debates on comparability in omnivore studies, this s…
Social and Cultural Dynamics (5 obras) · Sociology (4 obras) · Psychology (3 obras) · Epistemology (2 obras) · Social Psychology (2 obras) · Social Psychology (2 obras) · Aesthetics (1 obras) · Art (1 obras) · Cinema and Media Studies (1 obras) · Cultural Differences and Values (1 obras)