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Cultural hierarchies vary in time and context. While traditionally cultural hierarchies have been thought to reflect and correspond to social divisions (Bourdieu’s famous idea of homological tastes), for some decades scholarship has pointed towards an opening and widening of traditional highbrow legitimate taste. While these developments are usually studied in relation to direct cultural consumption and taste, little attention has been paid to institutions that contribute in shaping “legitimate taste”. In this article, our goal is to fill that gap by looking at the music coverage of European elite newspapers between 1960 and 2010. We aim to answer the question of whether elite newspapers have experienced a process of cultural opening in the field of music in the aforementioned period.

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¿Hacia una mayor apertura cultural? Un análisis de la cobertura de artículos sobre música en la prensa de referencia de cinco países europeos (1960-2010)