Musicologica Olomucensia vol. 29, (2019):11-33 | DOI: 10.5507/mo.2019.002

Sociální kapitál na městských koncertech v Istanbulu

Jane Harrison
Center for Advanced Studies in Music (MIAM), Istanbul Technical University

Tato studie se zabývala tím, jak hudba ovlivňuje sociální kapitál v rámci istanbulské sociální struktury. Vzali jsme v potaz specifickou sociálně-kulturní strukturu Istanbulu a výzkum sociálních přínosů hudby a vyvinuli jsme sadu potenciálních mechanismů, prostřednictvím kterých mohou být osobní sociální sítě, silné vazby, partikularizované vazby a důvěra a generalizovaná důvěra ovlivněny návštěvností volně přístupných koncertů v istanbulském distriktu Üsküdar. Tento článek se zaměřuje na statistickou analýzu dat z dotazníků od publika. Potvrdilo se, že koncerty jsou sociálně čilá prostředí, a zdá se, že všechny typy sociálního kapitálu benefitovaly z navštěvování koncertů, třebaže přínosy závisely především na hudebním žánru.

Keywords: sociální kapitál, Istanbul, živé koncerty, citový stav, sociální sítě, empatie

Social Capital at Municipal Concerts in Istanbul

This study considered how music affects social capital within Istanbul's social fabric. Taking into account Istanbul's specific socio-cultural structure and research on the social outcomes of music participation, we developed a set of potential mechanisms through which personal social networks, thick ties, particularized ties and trust, and generalized trust might be affected by concert attendance at free concerts in the Istanbul district of Üsküdar. This article focuses on statistical analysis of audience survey results. The concerts proved to be lively social environments, and all types of social capital seemed to benefit from concert attendance, although outcomes depended especially on the genre of music.

Keywords: social capital, Istanbul, live concerts, affect, social networks, empathy

Published: June 11, 2019  Show citation

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Harrison, J. (2019). Sociální kapitál na městských koncertech v Istanbulu. Musicologica Olomucensia, 29, Article 11-33. https://doi.org/10.5507/mo.2019.002
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