Consumer culture theory

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Consumer culture theory

edited by Russell W. Belk, John F. Sherry, Jr

（Research in consumer behavior : a research annual / editor, Jagdish N. Sheth, v. 11, 19-20）

Elsevier JAI, 2007-

  • [2007]
  • [2018]
  • [2019]

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Includes bibliographical references

[2018]-[2019] published by Emerald

[2018] edited by Samantha N. N. Cross, Cecilia Ruvalcaba, Alladi Venkatesh, Russell W. Belk

[2019] edited by Domen Bajde, Dannie Kjeldgard, Russell W. Belk

内容説明・目次

巻冊次

[2007] ISBN 9780762314461

内容説明

Drawing on a vast array of research contexts ranging from brand collecting, globalizing food in India, and art consumption to rock festivals, dog shows, and fan fiction, this volume suggests both the breadth and depth encompassed by Consumer Culture Theory (CCT). CCT is a specific interpretive approach to understanding consumer behavior that has crystallized in the past few years out of an evolving stream of research conducted over the past few decades. These chapters present cutting edge CCT research and are a subset of the work presented at the first CCT Conference. Besides its focus on consumption, CCT research emphasizes the cultural context of consumer behavior with the intent of constructing theory.As the innovative writings, photography, and poems in this volume illustrate, rather than being a single theory, Consumer Culture Theory is a set of empirical and conceptual approaches emphasizing non-positivist methods and culturally constructed meanings. These chapters present a rich stew of ideas, findings, and insights that represent the best of CCT. Together they sketch some of the domains that CCT research seeks to inform. Collectively they should enlighten, inspire, and empower further research in the CCT spirit. It is international in scope. It provides a qualitative and quantitative approach to consumer behavior research.

目次

John F. Sherry, Jr. and Russell Belk, "Introduction"Theory/Agency1. Eric Arnould and Craig Thompson, "Consumer Culture Theory (and We Really Mean Theoretics): Dilemmas and Opportunities Posed by an Academic Branding Strategy"2. Marie-Agnes Parmentier and Eileen Fischer, "Working to Consume the Model Life: Consumer Agency under Scarcity"3. Shona Bettany, "The Material-Semiotics of Consumption OR Where (and What) Are The Objects In Consumer Culture Theory?"Festivity4. John D. Branch, "Postmodern Consumption and the High-Fidelity Audio Microculture"5. E. Taclu Yazucuodlu and A. Fuat Firat, "Glocal Rock Festivals as Mirrors Into the Future of Culture(s)"6. John F. Sherry, Jr. and Robert V. Kozinets, "Comedy of the Commons: Nomadic Spirituality and the Burning Man Festival"Globality7. Kevin Browne, "Consuming the Dead: Waiting for Blessings in a Javanese Cemetery"8. Jenny Mish, "Heavy Burden of Identity: India, Food, Globalization, and Women"9. Katherine Sredl, "Consumption and Class During and After State Socialism"Identity10. Carolyn Costley, Lorraine Friend, Emily Meese, Carl Ebbers, and Li-Jen Wang, "Happiness, Consumption, and Being,"11. Elizabeth C. Hirschman and Donald Panther-Yates, "Suddenly Melungeon! Reconstructing Consumer Identity Across the Color Line"12. Kelly Tian and Craig Thompson, "Reaping Identity Meanings from an Agrarian Past: Southern Harvesters of Commercially Cultivated Regional Heritage"Artistry13. Clinton D. Lanier, Jr. and Hope Jensen Schau, "Culture and Co-Creation: Exploring Consumers Inspirations and Aspirations for Writing and Posting On-Line Fan Fiction"14. Simo (M.) Zolfagharian and Ann T. Jordan, "Multiracial Identity and Art Consumption"Community15. Anat Toder Alon and Frederic F. Brunel, "Dynamics of Community Engagement: The Role of Interpersonal Communicative Genres in Online Community Evolutions"16. Cele Otnes and Eliana N. Shapiro, "How Brand Collecting Shapes Consumers Brand Meanings"17. Nil Ozcaglar-Toulouse, "Living for Ethics: Responsible Consumption in Everyday Life"Poetry18. Eugene Halton, "You are Getting Sleepy"19. John Schouten, "SFO"20. John F. Sherry, Jr., "Philosophers Thwart Bag"21. George F. Zinkhan, "On THE CIRCLE OF CONSUMPTION"
巻冊次

[2018] ISBN 9781787439078

内容説明

This series epitomizes the 2017 Consumer Culture Theory (CCT) conference themes of hyper-reality and cultural hybridization. The partnership of the co-editors, with diverse backgrounds including Caribbean, Mexican and Indian roots, itself depicts cultural hybridity, culminating in a series of fascinating articles written by authors from around the globe. The eleven research papers provide a global perspective on a range of consumer discourses both in the physical marketplace (research on mobility practices within the transportation market in Vietnam; or an examination of stigma in beef consumption practices in India), or in the virtual marketplace (a study of the discourses surrounding the mythic nature of Bitcoin creator, Satoshi Nakamoto; or parental management understood through the media marketplace experiences of black women in Britain). The conference's Best Competitive Award paper is featured; a compelling look at hyper-reality within the world of the Broadway musical, Wicked, examining how new media platforms are used to appeal to new and existing consumers. This series also includes two insightful papers on wine producers and their cultural intermediaries, and on wine tourism, where the authors traverse the globe to better understand market development and consumer engagement respectively. Whether it be an examination of consumer tribes, breast cancer and gender identity, or product gender and design, these authors collectively provide us with unique and riveting perspectives on consumer and marketplace experiences. The series fittingly culminates with a critical look at the emergence of the CCT tradition; an emergence that is both timely and important as this series demonstrates.

目次

  • Introduction Part I: {Hyper} Reality and Cultural Hybridization Amazing Information: Hyperreality and "The World of Wicked"
  • Kent Drummond, Susan Aronstein, Terri Rittenburg "Satoshi is dead. Long live Satoshi": The Curious Case of Bitcoin's Creator
  • Mariam Humayun, Russell Belk Managing Media as Parental Race-Work: (Re)mediating Children's Black Identities
  • Francesca Sobande Part II: Navigating the Marketplace Emerging Market Dynamics Within and Beyond Consumer Tribes
  • Silvia Biraghi, Rossella Gambetti, Stefano Pace Taste as market practice: The example of 'natural' wine
  • Jennifer Smith Maguire Spatializing Purity and Pollution: Stigma and Consumption of Beef in India
  • Bhupesh Manoharan, Rohit Varman Embodiment, Illness, and Gender: The Intersected and Disrupted Identities of Young Women with Breast Cancer
  • Kathrynn Pounders and Marlys Mason [Softly Assembled] Gender Performance Through Products: Four Practices Responding to Masculine and Feminine Codes in Product Design
  • Carly Drake, Scott Radford Anticipating the Automobile: Transportation Transformations in Vietnam
  • Ivan V. Small Performance Theory and Consumer Engagement: Wine-Tourism Experiences in South Africa and India
  • Annamma Joy, Russell Belk, Steve Charters, Jeff Wang, and Camilo Pena Part III: The Consumer Culture Theory Paradigm From Marginalization to Boundary Solidification: CCT and its Implication for Aspiring Scholars
  • Shahzeb Jafri
巻冊次

[2019] ISBN 9781787542860

内容説明

The twentieth volume of Research in Consumer Behavior presents twelve chapters, selected from the best papers submitted at the 13th annual Consumer Culture Theory Conference held in Denmark in June 2018. Aligned with the conference's thematic emphasis on storytelling, the contributors' research stories open the eyes and minds of readers to thought-provoking ideas, theories, and contexts. This book will allow researchers and graduate students working in the area of consumer research and marketing to explore three narrative lines that were prevalent during the conference: 'Objects and their doings', 'Glocalization', and 'Constituting Markets'. The volume concludes with an awarded paper by Brown, who takes a critical look at the quality of storytelling in the CCT tradition and helps us learn from the great storytellers of the past.

目次

Introduction (Kjeldgaard, Bajde, Belk) Part I: Objects and their doings Chapter 1 - Love and Locks: consumers making pilgrimages and performing love rituals (Borraz) Chapter 2 - The Life and Death of Anthony Barbie: A Consumer Culture Tale of Lovers, Butlers and Crashers (Walther) Chapter 3 - "When your dog matches your decor": Object agency of living and non-living entities in home assemblage (Syrjala and Norrgrann) Chapter 4 - "I'm only a Guardian of these Objects": Vintage traders, Curatorial consumption and the meaning(s) of objects (Abdelrahman et al.) Part II: Glocalization Chapter 5 - Story of Cool: Journey from the West to Emerging Arab countries (Zounaoui and Smaoui) Chapter 6 - Ethnic Identification: Capital and Distinction among Second-Generation British Indians (Pradhan, Cocker and Hogg) Chapter 7 - Cognitive polyphasia, cultural legitimacy and behavior change: The case of the illicit alcohol market in Kenya (Mwangi, Cocker and Piacentini) Part III: Constituting Markets Chapter 8 - Magic Towns: Creating the Consumer Fetish In Market Research Test Sites (Schwarzkopf) Chapter 9 - Humanizing Market Relationships: The DIY Extended Family (Ottlewski et al.) Chapter 10 - Patriotism as Creative (Counter-)Conduct of Russian Fashion Designers (Gurova) Chapter 11 - Culinary communication practices: the role of retail spaces in producing field-specific cultural capital (Galalae, Emontspool and Omidvar) Part IV: Quoth the Raven Chapter 12 - Duck, it's a Raven!: Writing Stirring Stories with Andersen's Sinister Shadow (Brown)

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