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omnivorous

eating food of both animal and vegetable origin, or any type of food indiscriminately

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This would be in line with the concept of "cultural omnivorousness", understood in terms of the actual volume of cultural activities (Warde and GayoCal, 2009).

Los efectos no monetarios de la educacion sobre el ocio: analisis del uso del tiempo en Espana

HOMOLOGY AND OMNIVOROUSNESS: OVERVTEWING THE DEBATE

The Stratification of Attendance at Cultural Activities in Canada

"Exploring Dissonance and Omnivorousness: Another Look into the Rise of Eclecticism".

La lectura en formatos digitales en el Chile actual: nuevas practicas y viejas desigualdades

(1999) "Consumption and the problem of variety: cultural omnivorousness, social distinction and dining out" Sociology, 33(1): 105-27.

Food studies and the integration of multiple methods

How do class, status, ethnicity, and religiosity shape cultural omnivorousness in Israel?

Religiosity, repression, and cultivation: different patterns of TV viewing effects on crime prevalence estimates and personal victimization likelihood assessment

2007, 'Understanding Cultural Omnivorousness: Or, the Myth of the Cultural Omnivore', Cultural Sociology, vol.

The relationship between entertainment producers and higher education providers

He sees the quality of 'omnivorousness' in cultural elites as symptomatic of this change: that they admit no difference between high and low culture and will confess to enjoying darts as well as Wagner (2).

Zygmunt Bauman, Culture in a Liquid Modern World

Distinction: A study of omnivorousness in gourmet food writing.

Posibilidades y limites del desarrollo en el patrimonio inmaterial. El caso de la cocina peruana

The swing between sexual omnivorousness (2003: 98) and insubstantiality (2003: 112) works like Marilyn Monroe's imagery in Warhol's series, simultaneously disembodied and sexually reified.

Lineas que (con)mueven. El neo-barroco en Dorian: An Imitation de Will Self

These are the grounds on which I, like many others who cannot decide whether they love him or just suffer him, forgive the omnivorousness, and sometimes even the callousness (poor Steve!) of his triumphalism.

Smash

(2007, diciembre), "Deconstructing Cultural Omnivorousness 1982-2002: Heterology in Americans' Musical Preferences", Social Forces, vol.

La afinidad electiva entre consumo cultural y percepcion sociocultural: el caso de Chile

"From exclusive to inclusive elites and further: Twenty years of omnivorousness and cultural diversity in arts participation in the USA." Poetics 33:299-319.