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sacralization of culture: a standalone construct

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Cultural history

Levine's thesis that nineteenth-century American elites set Shakespeare, opera and symphony apart as sacred high culture, separate from popular entertainment.

In cultural history, sacralization of culture refers to levine's thesis that nineteenth-century American elites set Shakespeare, opera and symphony apart as sacred high culture, separate from popular entertainment. This meaning comes from Levine (1988) in Highbrow/Lowbrow.[1]

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  1. Levine, L. (1988). Highbrow/Lowbrow. Harvard University Press. https://doi.org/10.4159/9780674040137

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