Journal Article10.1177/000276427601900603
Art Worlds and Social Types
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TL;DR: Becker contrasts the work worlds of integrated professionals, mavericks, naive artists, and folk artists as discussed by the authors, and contrasts the worlds of maverick artists and naive artists.
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Abstract: Becker contrasts the work worlds of integrated professionals, mavericks, naive artists, and folk artists.
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