Grazian defines the stereotype of highbrow culture, or high culture, as

a. consumed by the affluent classes

b. including classical music and opera, and world music recordings

c. including abstract painting and sculpture as well as ballet and modern dance

d. all of the above

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Skyla Hendricks

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27 December, 20:37

Grazian defines the stereotype of highbrow culture, or high culture, as

a. consumed by the affluent classes

b. including classical music and opera, and world music recordings

c. including abstract painting and sculpture as well as ballet and modern dance

d. all of the above

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Meghan Hurst · Answer 1

The correct answer for this question is "d. all of the above." Grazian defines the stereotype of highbrow culture, or high culture, as consumed by the affluent classes, including classical music and opera, and world music recordings, abstract painting and sculpture as well as ballet and modern dance

Grazian defines the stereotype of highbrow culture, or high culture, asa. consumed by the affluent classesb. including classical music and opera, and world music recordingsc. including abstract painting and sculpture as well as ballet and modern danced. all of the above

Grazian defines the stereotype of highbrow culture, or high culture, as

a. consumed by the affluent classes

b. including classical music and opera, and world music recordings

c. including abstract painting and sculpture as well as ballet and modern dance

d. all of the above