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Full Description
This edited book explores the many dimensions of consumption as a creative act using the seven C's of creativity framework. Leading scholars from marketing and consumer research illustrate how acts of consumption are infused with novel thinking, cultural expression, and personal meaning across cutting-edge topics including vintage retail, gaming, biohacking, parenting and degrowth. By highlighting the generative potential of consumer creativity, this collection offers a compelling argument for recognising creativity as a fundamental and pervasive human capability rather than a rare talent. It is essential reading for researchers, students, and practitioners seeking to understand the evolving intersections of creativity, consumption, and market transformation.
Contents
1. Consumption is an Act of Creativity Through and Through.- 2. Conventional and Ontological Consumer Creativity.- 3. Between the Limits of Creativity and the Creativity of Limits: A Degrowth Exploration of Consumer Creativity.- 4. Creative Practices in Vintage Retailing: Freedom and gifts, emergence and becoming at Kitty at Home.- 5. Consumer Creativity in Crisis: Practice Adaptation in Life-sustaining Care-giving Consumption Journeys.- 6. Zowie, it's a Zuri! Exploring Consumer Creativity Within a Virtual Fan Community.- 7. Crafting the Game World: Creative Communities and Participatory Culture in Elden Ring.- 8. Enactivism and the Rebel Creativity of Consumer Biohackers.- 9. Conclusion.
