Adolescents’ Music Tastes in the Streaming Era: The Case of Belgium

IF 1.4 1区社会学 Q2 SOCIOLOGY

Cultural Sociology Pub Date : 2024-05-06 DOI:10.1177/17499755241244529

Luca Carbone, Laura Vandenbosch

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Abstract

The sociological literature about music considers youth as a crucial period for the development of one’s music tastes and identity. Yet, scarce research has documented the taste profiles of adolescents and their composition in relation to identity characteristics, especially in the current streaming era. In this article, we integrate different strands of literature analyzing the role of music tastes in identity building to define and segment the composition of contemporary adolescents’ taste profiles. We employed data from a cross-sectional study among Belgian adolescents ( n = 533, Mage (SD) = 15.3 (1.6), 61.1% girls, 83.2% Western European) and used latent class analysis to derive their taste profiles. Multinomial logistic regression subsequently segmented the socio-cognitive, social, and digital characteristics of these profiles. Our findings contextualize adult taste profiles among adolescents and the streaming landscape, shedding light on cultural tastes as gendered technologies of self-presentation.

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流媒体时代的青少年音乐品味：比利时案例

有关音乐的社会学文献认为，青年时期是个人音乐品味和身份发展的关键时期。然而，很少有研究记录青少年的品味特征及其构成与身份特征的关系，尤其是在当前的流媒体时代。在本文中，我们整合了分析音乐品味在身份建立中的作用的不同文献，以界定和细分当代青少年的品味特征构成。我们采用了比利时青少年的横断面研究数据（n = 533，Mage (SD) = 15.3 (1.6)，61.1% 为女孩，83.2% 为西欧人），并使用潜类分析法得出了他们的品味特征。随后，多项式逻辑回归对这些特征的社会认知、社会和数字特征进行了细分。我们的研究结果将青少年和流媒体环境中的成人品味特征联系起来，揭示了作为自我展示的性别技术的文化品味。

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Cultural Sociology SOCIOLOGY-

CiteScore

3.30

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10.50%

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期刊介绍： Cultural Sociology publishes empirically oriented, theoretically sophisticated, methodologically rigorous papers, which explore from a broad set of sociological perspectives a diverse range of socio-cultural forces, phenomena, institutions and contexts. The objective of Cultural Sociology is to publish original articles which advance the field of cultural sociology and the sociology of culture. The journal seeks to consolidate, develop and promote the arena of sociological understandings of culture, and is intended to be pivotal in defining both what this arena is like currently and what it could become in the future. Cultural Sociology will publish innovative, sociologically-informed work concerned with cultural processes and artefacts, broadly defined.