英文摘要 |
This paper applies Pierre Bourdieu's art field theory to analyze the sub-field of creative labor of young artists, and attempts to explore the accumulation, mobilization and operation of economic capital, social capital, cultural capital and symbolic capital through the interpretation of relevant academic discourses, exploring how these capitals affect the young artists’ career development. By combining with the core theories and viewpoints of young artists on Economics of Arts, sociology of Arts and Cultural Policy on, the study finds that the four capitals, including economy, coexist in a mutually convertible and interrelated structure in the artistic creation and career of young artists. In addition, the field of cultural production tends to give priority to young participants to represent the complex uniqueness and autonomy of the art world. The study also finds that in the practice of economics and other discourses on young artists, it is confirmed that in contemporary society, institutionalization of market transaction and publicity is a key model for supporting and nurturing emerging creators. Finally, according to Pierre Bourdieu's concept of diversification on capitals, the study analyzes the strengths and limitations of different disciplines. Facing the creative labor of the art field and young artists, an integrated theoretical framework and methodology would be a more appropriate research model to explain how young artists achieve career success and survive in a competitive environment.
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