Journal of Woman in Culture and Arts

The relationship between music consumption and feeling of anomy in the terms of the gender

Document Type : Research Paper

Authors

Halimeh Enayat 1
Mehdi Kaveh 2

1 Associate Prof, School of Economy, Management and Social Science, Departments of Sociology, Shiraz University

2 Master Science, School of Economy, Management and Social Science, Departments of Sociology, Shiraz University

https://doi.org/10.22059/jwica.2014.50241
Abstract
Anomy is the one of the concepts common in the sociology. That can be felt equally the anomy to anomy in connection with that, as far apart as they can be imagined. The members of the felt anomy are not anomic society and vice versa. The purpose of this article, regardless of the presence or absence anomy, Iran anomy study among sons and daughters students and the role of emotion in the music consumption is increasing or decreasing. In this context, the theories of the Pierre Bourdieu about the art and the anomy Merton’s theory has been used. We searched for survey method and the the questionnaire data have been used. The population of all students studying at the University of Shiraz is the number of 18452 persons. 380 persons were selected by using the table as Lin and according to the survey respondents were divided into two groups of sons and daughters and end up using simple random sampling is to select respondents. The nominal credit for the validity and reliability of the items were used to assess its Cronbach’s alpha coefficient. The results show that the consumption of music and feel there are not significant relationship anomy among students based on gender. But this is a meaningful relationship without counting the gender. This means that as more music is consumed, more felt anomy.

Keywords

anomy
anomy's feel
Consumption
music consumption
Journal of Woman in Culture and Arts
Volume 5, Issue 4 - Serial Number 4
Winter 2014
Pages 487-506

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