Abstract context

, 121

Active context

, 25

Adult citizen

, 74

Aesthetic approaches

, 152

Aesthetic creativity

, 74

Aesthetic discourse

, 154

‘Aesthetic response’

, 153

Aesthetic value discourse

, 146

Aesthetic value of literature

, 153

Aesthetic value

, 36, 146, 150, 153, 156

Age

, 11–13, 34, 36, 51, 54, 56, 62–64, 78–81, 96, 110–111, 118–119, 125–126, 146, 149, 156–157

aggressive

, 28

cultural

, 14

early

, 31

industrial

, 157

late-modern

, 170

modern

, 13, 143

normal

, 83

old

, 11

‘Age and experience’

, 147

‘Age of communication’

, 143

Age of individualisation

, 149

Ageing population

, 23

Ageing process

, 146

Alvarez, Al

, 115, 135, 146

Annette

, 3, 117–128, 133, 140, 142, 144, 176

Anthropocentric research

, 155

Anthropography

, 16

Anthropological challenges

, 70

Anthropological field sites

, 88

Anthropological field

, 88

Anthropological research settings

, 88

Anthropologists

, 18, 89

Anthropology

, 9, 97

‘Anxiety of influence’

, 146, 150

Arbitrary barriers to realisation

, 110

Areas of artistic creativity

, 3

Arnold, Matthew

, 13, 17, 35, 58, 149, 153

Art and craft

, 2

Art and craftsmanship

, 88

Art and Soul

, 152

See also Performativity

Art form

, 1, 26, 32, 39, 49, 58–59, 63, 149–150, 159, 166, 168

Art world

, 19, 27, 44–45, 48, 50, 57, 63, 67, 73, 78, 81, 93, 110, 119, 152, 166, 168

Articulation of ambitions

, 26

Articulation of imagination

, 1

Articulation of social relations

, 143

‘Artist ethnographer’

, 104

Artistic citizenship

, 74

Artistic creation

, 40, 147, 150

Artistic creativity

, 3, 16, 18, 21, 38, 104, 147

Artistic energies

, 1

Artistic genealogy

, 167

Artistic identity

, 113, 169

Artistic outputs

, 85

Artistic routine

, 2, 4, 105, 113, 146–147, 169

Artistic skills

, 88

Artistic-architectural quality

, 86

Associative dramas

, 26

Associative enterprise cultures

, 14

Associative natural relationship

, 148

Atkinson, Paul

, 22

Aura

, 3, 29–42, 43, 48, 79, 84, 91, 92, 105, 106, 107, 138, 152, 159, 165, 175

Aura of creation

, 107

Authorial routine

, 1, 3, 8, 20, 59, 115, 120, 166

Authoritative determinism

, 36

Autobiography

, 7, 106, 115, 159

Auto-ethnography

, 163, 165

Auto-suggestive

, 132

Auxiliary job

, 145

Auxiliary playmakers

, 147

‘Back room’

, 29

‘Back story’

, 151, 153

Banal zones

, 146

Band rehearsal

, 26, 38

Band works

, 175

‘Bargain bookstores’

, 115

Barthes linguistic theory

, 69

Barthes, Roland

, 18–19, 80, 153

Bate, Jonathan

, 40

Bauman, Zygmunt

, 6–7, 9, 13, 118, 143, 160, 161, 170–171

Bennett, Andy

, 18, 23

Berger, J.

, 6, 13, 31, 35, 70, 97

Benjamin, Walter

, 41, 143

Biblical literalist

, 75

Binary system

, 93

‘Biographical centrism’

, 170

Biographical narrative

, 80, 167

Biographical story

, 101

Biographies

, 6, 32, 36, 91, 115, 124, 159, 164, 172

Biography and lifestyle

, 12

Blair, Tony

, 70

Bourdieu, P.

, 5, 8, 13–17, 27, 93, 108, 116, 135, 147, 148, 159, 169, 171

Bourdieu’s subconscious mimesis theorem of habitus

, 27

British colonialism

, 167

‘Buying public’

, 108

Cacophony of novelty

, 176

Capital investment

, 70

Career change

, 3, 70, 96, 117–119

Career interdisciplinary research

, 88

Cathartic experience

, 73

‘Cauldron of morning’

, 116

Celebrity biographies

, 115

Centre for Contemporary Cultural Studies (CCCS)

, 8, 16

Chameleons, The

, 50

Children’s literature market

, 3

Classical art

, 19

Club bar

, 31

‘Cognitive dissonance’

, 75

Collective assimilative

, 149

Collective realisation

, 35

Commercial breakthrough

, 29

Commercial forces

, 131

Commercial strategy

, 134

Commercialisation

, 71

Communication of art

, 166

Communication slips

, 117

Communicative in emotion

, 39

Conception and articulation

, 113

Conceptualisation of art

, 157

Confluence of history

, 16, 158

Contemporary outputs

, 3

Contextualisation of time

, 121

Cottage-cum-studio

, 99

Counter-cultural

, 25, 82

Counter-hegemony

, 149

Creating works of art

, 99

Creation of things

, 87, 170

Creative dichotomy

, 113

Creative discipline

, 120

Creative dynamic

, 79

Creative explosion

, 79

Creative fustiness

, 64

Creative legitimacy

, 40

Creative methods

, 145

‘Creative mezzanine’

, 35

Creative minds

, 74, 142

Creative people

, 9, 16, 21, 23, 95, 140, 145–146, 148, 150

Creative person

, 82, 149

Creative pinnacle

, 154

Creative process

, 2, 7, 25, 38, 42, 45, 47–48, 56, 65, 78, 87, 90–92, 94–95, 102, 120, 142, 146–147, 149–151, 154, 162, 167, 169

Creative processes

, 1, 78, 167

Creative rehearsal

, 34, 38

Creative resistance

, 36

Creative sensibilities

, 26

Creative soul

, 58, 61

Creative works

, 150

Creative zone

, 150

Creativity

, 1–4, 6, 8–9, 14–16, 58

See also Process of transformation; Demonstrative of action

Credential progress

, 161

Creighton, Joanne

, 125, 145

Critical theory

, 149

Crowdfunding exercise

, 73

Cumming, Naomi

, 26, 51–52, 154

Cultural asset

, 70

Cultural emancipation

, 127

Cultural frameworks

, 154

Cultural hegemony

, 9, 15, 18, 34, 42

Cultural heritage

, 118

Cultural homologous

, 97

Cultural materialism

, 14, 155

‘Cultural pedigree’

, 16

Cultural reproduction

, 15, 25, 141, 144

Cultural studies

, 3, 18, 148–149

Cultural study

, 2

‘Cultural theorists’

, 17

Culture and Society

, 156

Culture of creativity

, 2, 31

Cyber cultures

, 58

Cyclical renewal

, 98

Daydreaming and fantasy

, 151

Defiance of formality

, 40

Degnen, Cathrine.

, 145

Demonstrative of action

, 14

Derby’s Victoria Inn

, 29

Detectable effect

, 14

See also ‘Double rupture’

Dialectic of creativity

, 172

Dialogic semantics

, 70

Dialogues of affect

, 70

‘Dominant taste’

, 16

Double-hermeneutic fashion

, 101

‘Double rupture’

, 14

Drabble, Margaret

, 145

‘Dreamlike state’

, 123, 136, 142

Driver, Peter

, 73–74, 78

Duality of capitalism and culture

, 6

Durham University

, 87, 129

Duncan

, 32–34, 36–44, 46–54, 60, 63–65, 67

Dynamics of creation

, 155

Dynamics of creativity

, 13, 26

Dynamics of midlife

, 1, 12, 145, 149, 166

Eagleton, Terry

, 7, 17, 19, 151, 162

Ecology

, 81, 99

Economic globalisation

, 9

Economic or cultural life chances

, 5

Economic poverty

, 75

Economic reproduction

, 155

‘Editorial moments’

, 77

Educational journey

, 96, 129

Elementary creative phase

, 138

Eliot, T.S.

, 3, 39, 157, 168

Emblem of subculture

, 25

Embryonic intellectual interest

, 88

Emotional triggers

, 79

Emotional value

, 58, 153

Energetic externalisation

, 79

Enterprise culture

, 14, 70

Entrepreneurial risk-taking

, 90

Entrepreneurial spirit

, 100, 161

Epistemological figures

, 170

Esoteric literature

, 2

Essence of writing

, 119

Ethnographic sections

, 4

Ethnographic tradition

, 148

Exhibitionism

, 6, 25, 67, 133, 147

Exit the Network

, 29, 44

Face-to-face communication

, 85, 110

Fashion-driven subcultural groupings

, 25

‘Fashions of selling’

, 107

‘Fear of art’

, 101

Fictional characters

, 80

Financial valuations

, 71

‘Fine art’

, 3, 69

‘Fingerprints’

, 77

Finnegan, Ruth

, 21, 26, 27

Fluid routines

, 119

Forces of Progression

, 43, 45

Format of delivery

, 150

‘Forward story’

, 153

Foucault, Michel

, 19, 77, 124, 146, 153, 170–171

Foundation course

, 75

Fragmentation of identity

, 11

Fragmentation of life

, 170

Fragmentation of social relations

, 171

Fragmentation of social worlds

, 7

Fragmentation of tradition

, 6

Fragmentation

, 161, 170–172

Fragmented identity

, 109

Freudian analysis

, 151

Frith, Simon

, 37

Functional space

, 65

‘Fundamental anonymity’

, 169

Future effect

, 162

Gender dynamics

, 70

Generation of musical, artistic and literary texts

, 1

Geology to anthropology

, 97

Ghost author

, 49

Green, B.

, 36, 153

Grossberg, Lawrence

, 25–26, 158–159, 168–169

‘Grounded aesthetics’

, 9

Group dynamic

, 43, 45

Guiding principle

, 76

‘Habitus and field’

, 13

‘Happy coincidence’

, 65

Haptic system of perception

, 73

Hauser, Arnold

, 35

Hegelian dialectic

, 158

Hegemonic instrument of control

, 149

Hegemonic servitude of inevitability

, 147

Hermeneutic process

, 23, 124, 160

Hermetically-sealed space

, 42

Hesmondhalgh, David

, 66, 77

Heteroglossia

, 118

Hidden Musicians, The

, 25–26

See also Dynamics of creativity

Hierarchical dominance

, 13

Higher league opponents

, 31

Historical symbolism

, 86

History of Art

, 75

Hoggart, Richard

, 17

Holistic commercialism

, 80

Holistic view

, 26

‘Home studio’

, 32

Human capital

, 146–147

Human psyche

, 160

Iconography

, 12

Identity and Feeling

, 152

‘Ideologeme’

, 168

‘Ideology’

, 9, 44, 154

Ideological frameworks

, 5

Ideology and Action

, 148

Ideology of capitalism

, 13, 164

Ideology of commercialism

, 70

Ideology of neoliberalism

, 161

See also Entrepreneurial spirit

Image management

, 54

Imaginative agilities

, 118

Imaginative anarchy

, 142

‘Imaginative literature’

, 115

Imaginative people

, 73

Imaginative realisation

, 36

Imaginative voice

, 135

Incremental argument

, 2

Incremental human

, 5

Individual instrumentalism

, 5

Individualisation

, 6, 17, 18, 42, 146, 149, 161, 163, 170

Ingold, Tim

, 15, 89, 105, 113

Innovative music

, 3, 41

Innovative zeal

, 1

Instructional text

, 137

Instrumental musicianship

, 37

Instrumental unit

, 43

Intellectual nexus

, 148

Interdisciplinary eclectic

, 2

Internal dialogue

, 154

Intra-theoretical

, 8

Inventive individual

, 1

Inventive muse

, 2

Jago, Dominic

, 99, 113

Jazz performance

, 37

Joy of liberation

, 3

‘Keep Music Live’

, 55

Kermode, F.

, 3, 39, 168

Kernel of an idea

, 2, 43

‘Kickstarter’

, 73

Kingsbury, Henry

, 47, 156

‘Knowable community’

, 16, 157

Knowable reflexivity of creativity

, 158

Koppman, Sharon

, 14

Kristeva, Julia

, 8, 167–168, 170

Late-modern anxiety

, 170

Late-modern world

, 127, 133

Late-modernism

, 148–149, 161–162, 171

‘Lean forwards’

, 150

Learn to recognise

, 154

Learning to Labour

, 175

Legitimate forgery

, 40

Lexicology of politics

, 85

Lexicon

, 85, 141, 155

Life skills

, 99

Life-force

, 93

‘Life into art’

, 4

‘Life politics’

, 12, 171

Lifestyle choice

, 2, 103

Limitations of age

, 146

Linear pattern of ageing

, 147

Linear shifting

, 98

Literary authorial convention

, 137

‘Literariness’

, 164

Literary criticism

, 7, 70, 162

See also Marxist theory

Literary field

, 10, 119

Live performance

, 23, 41, 43, 46–48, 56

‘Living tradition’

, 46

Location of creativity

, 40

Lodge, David

, 144, 153

Long Revolution, The

, 156

‘Lucky coincidence’

, 119

Lyrical message

, 26

‘Lyrical rhythms’

, 37

Management of ideas

, 98

Management-editorial interference

, 3

Manifestation of art

, 69

Marr, Johnny

, 7, 42

Martin, Randy

, 74

Marxist

, 122

Marxist historical materialism

, 16

Marxist resistance

, 122

Marxist theory

, 17, 155

See also Cultural materialism

Marxist tradition

, 172

Mental fragility

, 115

Meritocracy

, 100

Meta-dialogue

, 135

Meta-narratives

, 135

Metaphorical barriers

, 119

Metaphysical qualities

, 142

Mezzanine

, 2, 9, 20, 35, 56, 74, 84

See also State of creation

‘Mezzanine condition’

, 160

Middle-aged musician

, 32, 40

‘Middlescence’

, 35, 42

Midlife Creativity and Identity

, 2, 153, 170, 172–173

Midlife phase

, 15, 17, 142, 145–147, 159, 162

Midlife resistance

, 10, 67

See also Rebellion of teenage life

‘Midlife routine’

, 4

Miles, P.

, 44–45, 53, 57–59, 61–64

Mimetic socialisation

, 159

Mode of work

, 73, 113

Modern economy

, 171

Modern era of state sponsorship

, 70

Moment of creation

, 40–41, 43, 79, 106, 146, 150, 172

‘Motionless presence’

, 145

‘Motionless sameness’

, 145

Multi-faceted process

, 109

Musical accord

, 35

Musical composition

, 3, 37

Musical odyssey

, 29

Musical segmentation

, 37

Musical terms

, 26

Musical-performative routine

, 26

Musicians Union

, 55

Mutual task

, 37

Mutuality of music

, 47

Myriad interpretations

, 132

Narcissism

, 107

Nature of the times

, 6

Negative fantasy

, 20, 163

Neo-romantic context

, 115

Nietzschean reappraisal

, 151

‘Normative expectations’

, 11

Occasional risk

, 46

Online peer review

, 120

Open musical space

, 32

Organic creativity

, 34

‘Ontological inappropriateness’

, 46

‘Ontological present’

, 158

Outside audience

, 154

‘Paradox of literature’

, 40

Patterns of production

, 123

‘Peer review’

, 57

Perception of choice

, 145

Performative experience

, 118

Performative utterance (literature)

, 137

Performativity

, 47, 81, 109, 137–138, 152–154, 165–166

Period of industry

, 147

Personal archaeology

, 151

Personal value

, 16, 146

Physical habitation of space

, 39

‘Pigeonholing’

, 135

Pinnacle of process

, 6

Plath, Sylvia

, 115, 116, 122

Plato

, 148

Polysemy of language

, 69

Popular music

, 23, 25, 44, 58–59, 66

‘Positive fantasy’

, 151

‘Post-Fordist’

, 149

Post-industrial

, 16, 149

Practical form

, 99

‘Practice gigs’

, 33

Practice of creativity

, 3

Present-day arts project

, 89

Primitive societies

, 70

Principle business

, 1

Principles of performativity

, 166

Printmaking

, 75

Privacy of ideas

, 79

Process of making art happen

, 5

Process of transformation

, 5

Professional author status

, 122

Professional writing contract

, 119

Progressive Insurance

, 70

Public consumption

, 1

Public domain

, 19, 43, 123, 136, 165

Quantifiable dynamic

, 147

Quasi-rural setting

, 14

Random thinking

, 118

Readership

, 123, 134–135

‘Real world’

, 2

Realisation of novelty

, 1

Realisation of vocation

, 97

Rebellion of teenage life

, 10

Recording equipment

, 23, 55, 61

‘Record of time’

, 113

Reflexive articulation

, 108

Reflexive culture

, 38

Reflexive forces

, 171

Reflexive individualisation

, 170

Rehearsal of creativity

, 26

‘Rehearsal room’

, 32

Rehearsing self-concept

, 65

Reliance of the centrism

, 6

Removal of boundaries

, 121

Renaissance of the Romantic view

, 143

Retrospective dynamic

, 121

Reuter, Monika

, 14

Revitalization

, 63

Rhythmical symbiosis

, 118

Rock music

, 25–26, 53, 58–59

See also Counter-cultural

Role of identity

, 171

‘Romantic vision’

, 16, 156

Routine of creativity

, 150

Ruins, The

, 3, 23, 29, 31, 34–37, 39–56, 66, 91, 149, 168, 173, 175

Sage-like wisdom

, 147

Salient contention

, 85

‘Satanic majesty’

, 167

‘Second-order system’

, 69

‘Selective tradition’

, 16, 157

Self-authentication

, 85, 169

Self-confrontation

, 161

Self-defined excellence

, 100

Self-employed writer

, 118

Self-published history

, 29

Self-reflexive biography

, 123

Self-regulating discourses

, 110

Semantic emphasis

, 70

Semi-derelict urban warehouses

, 32

Semiotic language spoken

, 71

Series of thought patterns

, 105

Shared exhibition

, 47

‘Significance and power’

, 79

Simple artistic routine

, 105

‘Sober interiors’

, 107

Social and cultural theory

, 155

Social lubricant

, 107

Social media

, 26, 47, 51, 75, 127, 138

Social relations

, 17, 89, 143, 150, 155, 171–172

Social-bonding exercises

, 88

Socio-cultural variables

, 70

Socio-generative

, 43, 97, 133

Socio-generative resistance

, 133

‘Society under siege’

, 9

Sociological and cultural interpretations

, 4

‘Socialised subjectivity’

, 13

‘Sociology’

, 13, 71

‘Sociology of art’

, 70

Sociology of rock

, 25

Sociology of youth culture

, 25

Soft intensity

, 99

Sonic aesthetic

, 54

Sound investment

, 70

Spiritual destitution

, 107

Stance, The

, 29, 44

Standard requirements

, 125

State of creation

, 84, 113

‘Stirring emotions’

, 37

Story-telling

, 89, 108, 139, 141

Structural ideology

, 112

Structural things

, 162

Structure of feeling

, 8–10, 16, 60, 66–67, 81, 83, 113, 157–159, 162–163, 169

‘Studio project’

, 46

Studio-style isolation

, 32

Subjective reflexivity

, 116

‘Super-group’

, 44

‘Superordinate themes’

, 10

Superstructural ideologies

, 9

Super-structural manipulation

, 162

Supervention of novelty

, 3, 35, 39–40, 168

Supra-determinant

, 1

Supra-ideological

, 148

Synchronic creation

, 39

Tautology

, 58

Terrestrial television

, 111

Thatcher, Margaret

, 70, 144

Theorem of habitus

, 27

See also Bourdieu’s subconscious mimesis theorem of habitus

Theoretical framework

, 2

Theoretical positions

, 4

‘Theoretical structure’

, 16

Theories of emotion

, 153

Therapeutic picking

, 99

‘Ticking clock’

, 78

Tomars, A.S.

, 70

Tones of voice

, 159

‘Tortuous language’

, 157

Transformational

, 5, 11, 171

Transformational moments

, 62

Transformational power

, 7

Transformational process

, 5

Transformations

, 5–24, 145, 156, 162

See also Process of making art happen

Transitive theatre

, 25

‘Translation’

, 133

Transmission of ideology

, 166

Transmogrified

, 29, 116, 165

Uniqueness

, 54, 63–64, 79, 170, 175

Universal opportunity

, 112

Utilisation of power

, 40

‘Vaguely literate’

, 127

Value of doing

, 87

Value of experience

, 146

Value of the sound

, 54

Verboten by convention

, 32

Versatility of art

, 100

Vincent, J.

, 29, 44

Visual ideas

, 79

Visual language

, 79, 83

‘Waves in the mind’

, 115

Weathered intensity

, 29

Webb, Katherine

, 3, 129–144, 176

Whitworth, M. H.

, 115

Williams, Raymond

, 6, 8, 12, 14–18, 36, 60, 150, 155, 162

See also Structure of feeling

Willis, Paul

, 21, 35, 97, 175

Wilson, Robin

, 87, 155

Woolf, V.

, 115, 127

Working class identity

, 160

Working-class authenticity

, 57

Writers and Artists Handbook

, 129

Writing and Emotion

, 134–137

Writing and Life

, 137–144

Writing group

, 130

Writing Repertoire

, 31–35

Writing routine

, 115–116, 130

Zone of detachment

, 2