CREATIVE CLASS (4)
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"Spurred on by the creative ethos, we blend work and lifestyle to construct our identities as creative people. In the past, people often literally "identified" themselves through several basic social categories: occupation, employer, and family status (husband, wife, father, mother).
Today, people identify themselves through a tangle of connections to myraid creative activities. One person may be simultaneously a writer, researcher, consultant, cyclist, rock climber, electronic/world music/acid jazz lover, amateur gourmet cook, wine enthusiast or micro-brewer. People have little trouble integrating such multiple interests and personae. It's almost impossible to be a nonconformist today because conformity is no longer an issue. But at the same time, this more open attitude toward lifestyle forms a deep growing division between the Creative Class and the more traditional classes."
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"Spurred on by the creative ethos, we blend work and lifestyle to construct our identities as creative people. In the past, people often literally "identified" themselves through several basic social categories: occupation, employer, and family status (husband, wife, father, mother).
Today, people identify themselves through a tangle of connections to myraid creative activities. One person may be simultaneously a writer, researcher, consultant, cyclist, rock climber, electronic/world music/acid jazz lover, amateur gourmet cook, wine enthusiast or micro-brewer. People have little trouble integrating such multiple interests and personae. It's almost impossible to be a nonconformist today because conformity is no longer an issue. But at the same time, this more open attitude toward lifestyle forms a deep growing division between the Creative Class and the more traditional classes."
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Besos.
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