Different social classes have distinct tastes and preferences from "summary" of Distinction by Pierre Bourdieu
The social world is structured along lines of social class, with each class having its own set of tastes and preferences. These tastes and preferences are not arbitrary or random; rather, they are deeply ingrained and shaped by one's position within the social hierarchy. Individuals from different social classes gravitate towards different cultural products and practices, creating distinct cultural fields that are marked by class-specific aesthetics and values. These cultural fields serve as markers of distinction, allowing individuals to distinguish themselves from those in other social classes.
For the upper classes, cultural consumption is a means of asserting their social status and reinforcing their cultural capital. They are more likely to engage with high culture and cultural products that are associated with sophistication and refinement. This includ...
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