Intergenerational comparison of cultural goods consumption and it's affecting factors in Rasht

Cultural consumption is one of the indicators of lifestyle, which simply means the use of goods produced by the cultural system, and also determines the type of consumer taste. According to Bourdieu's theory, the consumption of cultural goods is related to the cultural capital of individuals. In this study, meanwhile generational comparison of consumption of cultural goods in Rasht, their cultural capital has also been studied by survey method and 400 people as a sample have been asked questions. Analytical results based on statistical tests indicate that the average consumption of cultural goods in the third generation (after the revolution) is higher than the second generation (before the revolution). In fact, the third generation has a higher average cultural capital than the second generation. In fact, the third generation has a higher average cultural capital than the second generation. Another hypothesis of research on the relationship between cultural capital and the consumption of cultural goods has also been proven. Regression analysis also shows that all dimensions of cultural capital, including embodied, objectified and institutional ones, have a significant relationship with the consumption of cultural goods. The institutional dimension with a beta of 0.32 shows the strongest relationship with the consumption of cultural goods. Also, according to the value of the coefficient of determination, it can be said that 54% of the changes in the variable of consumption of cultural goods are explained by the three variables of cultural capital, including embodied, objectified and institutional ones.