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5 Cultural infrastructures

  • Justin O’Connor
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Culture is not an industry
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Abstract

This chapter outlines a rationale for cultural policy as a crucial dimension of individual autonomy and democratic citizenship. It first looks at the household as a centre of cultural consumption and how the cultural infrastructure is crucial to sustaining their participation in culture as collective consumption. The chapter then examines the "hard" cultural infrastructure of the built environment and its utility "pipes", followed by the "soft" cultural infrastructure. It suggests that these infrastructures sustain the capacity for individual autonomy and freedom essential for any democracy, as well as connecting us to our pasts and opening up spaces for reimagining the future. In When Nothing Works, the FEC introduce the social infrastructure as a crucial third pillar of household liveability, after disposable household income and foundational services.

Abstract

This chapter outlines a rationale for cultural policy as a crucial dimension of individual autonomy and democratic citizenship. It first looks at the household as a centre of cultural consumption and how the cultural infrastructure is crucial to sustaining their participation in culture as collective consumption. The chapter then examines the "hard" cultural infrastructure of the built environment and its utility "pipes", followed by the "soft" cultural infrastructure. It suggests that these infrastructures sustain the capacity for individual autonomy and freedom essential for any democracy, as well as connecting us to our pasts and opening up spaces for reimagining the future. In When Nothing Works, the FEC introduce the social infrastructure as a crucial third pillar of household liveability, after disposable household income and foundational services.

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