Producing and Consuming the Craft Beer Movement
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Producing and Consuming the Craft Beer Movement
Shumar, Wesley; Mitman, Tyson
Taylor & Francis Ltd
10/2024
152
Mole
9780367625603
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Chapter 1 - Introduction: The Craft Community
Introduction
What Is Craft?
Central Themes
Chapters in the Book
Chapter 2 - Brewing and Doing Ethnography
Introduction
Boundaries
Ethnography
Positivist Science
Counter Narratives and Trends
Theoretical Practice
Limitations
Chapter 3 - History of Craft Beer
Introduction
Imagination
Authenticity
Community
Brewing in the United States
Early Beer History
Post War Mass Culture and Mass Culture Beer
Craft Beer Begins in the United States
Generations
Craft Brewing in Philadelphia
Chapter 4 - Political Economy and Craft Beer
Introduction
From Welfare Capitalism to Neoliberalism
Globalization and the Political Economy of Consumer Capitalism
The Information Revolution
Spatial Transformations
Transformations in Consumer Culture (Taste Revolution)
Craft Beer in Britain: A Comparison
Summary
Chapter 5 - Knowledge Production and Social Reproduction
Introduction
Invisible College
Communities of Practice and Affinity Spaces
Homebrewing
Themes
Summary
Chapter 6 - Digital Media and the Possibility of Craft
Opening Story
Digital Media and Space
Production/Distribution/Consumption
Summary
Chapter 7 - Values and Value Production
Opening Story
Craft
Authenticity Again
Value and Values
Beer Labels
From Being to Becoming
Conclusion
Chapter 8 - Blurring the Edges: Craft Beer's Limitations
Introduction
Craft Beer and Alcoholism
White Male Culture of Homebrewing and Craft Brewing
Craft Beer and Race
Craft Beer and Gender
Summary
Chapter 9 - Conclusion
Quality over Mass Consumption
Community and Authenticity
Generations
Digital Media
Current Tensions
Final Thoughts
Introduction
What Is Craft?
Central Themes
Chapters in the Book
Chapter 2 - Brewing and Doing Ethnography
Introduction
Boundaries
Ethnography
Positivist Science
Counter Narratives and Trends
Theoretical Practice
Limitations
Chapter 3 - History of Craft Beer
Introduction
Imagination
Authenticity
Community
Brewing in the United States
Early Beer History
Post War Mass Culture and Mass Culture Beer
Craft Beer Begins in the United States
Generations
Craft Brewing in Philadelphia
Chapter 4 - Political Economy and Craft Beer
Introduction
From Welfare Capitalism to Neoliberalism
Globalization and the Political Economy of Consumer Capitalism
The Information Revolution
Spatial Transformations
Transformations in Consumer Culture (Taste Revolution)
Craft Beer in Britain: A Comparison
Summary
Chapter 5 - Knowledge Production and Social Reproduction
Introduction
Invisible College
Communities of Practice and Affinity Spaces
Homebrewing
Themes
Summary
Chapter 6 - Digital Media and the Possibility of Craft
Opening Story
Digital Media and Space
Production/Distribution/Consumption
Summary
Chapter 7 - Values and Value Production
Opening Story
Craft
Authenticity Again
Value and Values
Beer Labels
From Being to Becoming
Conclusion
Chapter 8 - Blurring the Edges: Craft Beer's Limitations
Introduction
Craft Beer and Alcoholism
White Male Culture of Homebrewing and Craft Brewing
Craft Beer and Race
Craft Beer and Gender
Summary
Chapter 9 - Conclusion
Quality over Mass Consumption
Community and Authenticity
Generations
Digital Media
Current Tensions
Final Thoughts
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entrepreneurial practice;ethnography;Craft Beer;ethnographic;craft beer movement;home brewing;producing craft beer;consuming craft beer;beer tourism;craft beer industry;beverage industry;Craft Brewers;Craft Brewery;Big Beer;AB InBev;Brewers Association;Beer Competitions;Drexel University;Affinity Space;Philadelphia Area;Big Breweries;Iron Hill;Disclosive Space;Devil's Den;Quantitative Research;Invisible College;Mash Tun;Social Reproduction;Boston Beer Company;Beer Week;Production Breweries;Milton Delaware
Chapter 1 - Introduction: The Craft Community
Introduction
What Is Craft?
Central Themes
Chapters in the Book
Chapter 2 - Brewing and Doing Ethnography
Introduction
Boundaries
Ethnography
Positivist Science
Counter Narratives and Trends
Theoretical Practice
Limitations
Chapter 3 - History of Craft Beer
Introduction
Imagination
Authenticity
Community
Brewing in the United States
Early Beer History
Post War Mass Culture and Mass Culture Beer
Craft Beer Begins in the United States
Generations
Craft Brewing in Philadelphia
Chapter 4 - Political Economy and Craft Beer
Introduction
From Welfare Capitalism to Neoliberalism
Globalization and the Political Economy of Consumer Capitalism
The Information Revolution
Spatial Transformations
Transformations in Consumer Culture (Taste Revolution)
Craft Beer in Britain: A Comparison
Summary
Chapter 5 - Knowledge Production and Social Reproduction
Introduction
Invisible College
Communities of Practice and Affinity Spaces
Homebrewing
Themes
Summary
Chapter 6 - Digital Media and the Possibility of Craft
Opening Story
Digital Media and Space
Production/Distribution/Consumption
Summary
Chapter 7 - Values and Value Production
Opening Story
Craft
Authenticity Again
Value and Values
Beer Labels
From Being to Becoming
Conclusion
Chapter 8 - Blurring the Edges: Craft Beer's Limitations
Introduction
Craft Beer and Alcoholism
White Male Culture of Homebrewing and Craft Brewing
Craft Beer and Race
Craft Beer and Gender
Summary
Chapter 9 - Conclusion
Quality over Mass Consumption
Community and Authenticity
Generations
Digital Media
Current Tensions
Final Thoughts
Introduction
What Is Craft?
Central Themes
Chapters in the Book
Chapter 2 - Brewing and Doing Ethnography
Introduction
Boundaries
Ethnography
Positivist Science
Counter Narratives and Trends
Theoretical Practice
Limitations
Chapter 3 - History of Craft Beer
Introduction
Imagination
Authenticity
Community
Brewing in the United States
Early Beer History
Post War Mass Culture and Mass Culture Beer
Craft Beer Begins in the United States
Generations
Craft Brewing in Philadelphia
Chapter 4 - Political Economy and Craft Beer
Introduction
From Welfare Capitalism to Neoliberalism
Globalization and the Political Economy of Consumer Capitalism
The Information Revolution
Spatial Transformations
Transformations in Consumer Culture (Taste Revolution)
Craft Beer in Britain: A Comparison
Summary
Chapter 5 - Knowledge Production and Social Reproduction
Introduction
Invisible College
Communities of Practice and Affinity Spaces
Homebrewing
Themes
Summary
Chapter 6 - Digital Media and the Possibility of Craft
Opening Story
Digital Media and Space
Production/Distribution/Consumption
Summary
Chapter 7 - Values and Value Production
Opening Story
Craft
Authenticity Again
Value and Values
Beer Labels
From Being to Becoming
Conclusion
Chapter 8 - Blurring the Edges: Craft Beer's Limitations
Introduction
Craft Beer and Alcoholism
White Male Culture of Homebrewing and Craft Brewing
Craft Beer and Race
Craft Beer and Gender
Summary
Chapter 9 - Conclusion
Quality over Mass Consumption
Community and Authenticity
Generations
Digital Media
Current Tensions
Final Thoughts
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entrepreneurial practice;ethnography;Craft Beer;ethnographic;craft beer movement;home brewing;producing craft beer;consuming craft beer;beer tourism;craft beer industry;beverage industry;Craft Brewers;Craft Brewery;Big Beer;AB InBev;Brewers Association;Beer Competitions;Drexel University;Affinity Space;Philadelphia Area;Big Breweries;Iron Hill;Disclosive Space;Devil's Den;Quantitative Research;Invisible College;Mash Tun;Social Reproduction;Boston Beer Company;Beer Week;Production Breweries;Milton Delaware
