Sociološkokulturni pogled na življenjsko-stilske migracije
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sociologija kulture, življenjsko-stilske migracije, čas, nostalgija, kulturne mejePovzetek
Temeljna premisa življenjsko-stilskih migracij je, da ideali, ki jih motivirajo, torej iskanje boljšega življenja, niso homogeni za vse skupine in kontekste. V nasprotju z drugimi raziskovanji migracij, so življenjsko-stilske migracije proučevane skozi kontekst kulture; udeleženci izhajajo pri osmišljanju svoje izkušnje iz različnih kulturnih struktur. Članek proučuje pripovedi udeležencev življenjsko-stilske migracije v Avstraliji. Pripovedi zajemajo tri širše teme: kritiko potrošništva, nostalgijo in vzdrževanje meja. Gledano skozi sociološko lečo to izkazuje fleksibilnost koncepta življenjsko-stilskih migracij in uporabnost sociologije kulture pri nadaljnji razlagi tega pojava.
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