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(2022), "Index", Heřmanová, M., Skey, M. and Thurnell-Read, T. (Ed.) Cultures of Authenticity, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 333-340. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-80117-936-220221025
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INDEX
Note: Page numbers followed by “n” indicate notes.
Abidin, Crystal
, 2, 6–7, 158, 162, 197–199, 212–214, 218, 238–242, 245
Academic scholarship
, 139
Action
, 38
Activity-based approach
, 23, 66
Advertising
, 181
confidence through postfeminist authenticity
, 185–186
Aesthetics in branding historical authenticity
, 99–101
Alt-right
, 295, 307, 315
Alternative Influence Network (AIN)
, 305
Alternative influencers
, 304–305
Alternative Political Commentators (APCs)
, 14, 303
emojis and emotes
, 309–310
on platforms
, 304
post-authentic engagement on YouTube and Twitch
, 307–309
US Election Day (2020)
, 310–318
on YouTube and Twitch
, 305–307
Amateurism
, 293
Anglo-American digital youth culture
, 308
Anthropology
, 82
Anthropomorphism
, 32–33
Antique
, 140
APIFY Instagram Scraper
, 237
Architectural phenomenology
, 35–36
Architecture
, 31
Artisan
, 83
Artistic creation
, 90
Audiences
, 196
Austrian Freedom Party (FPÖ)
, 283
Authentic ‘consumer steward’ identity
findings
, 255–259
implications
, 261
method
, 254–255
theoretical background
, 252–254
Authentic advertising
, 185
Authentic brand love
, 128–130
Authentic change and negotiated authenticity
, 34–35
Authentic leadership
, 249
Authentic objects and living things
, 32–33
Authentic politicians
, 268
Authentic self-identification
, 126
Authentic selves
, 201
Authentic tourism experience
, 21
Authentic Womanhood
, 163
Authenticating acts
, 84
Authentication
, 47, 82
Authenticity
, 1, 9–10, 32, 158, 160–163, 167–170, 195, 211–212, 218–220, 233, 269, 276, 289
authentic things, places and people
, 6–8
binary in music subcultures
, 169
bind
, 234
in branding and consumption studies
, 83–86
branding in
, 90–91
citizen journalism and
, 292–294
as constructed illusion
, 269–270
contract
, 269
digital age of in/authenticity
, 5–6
dramas
, 3
equation of
, 168
gap
, 218
historic buildings
, 30
labour
, 221
marker
, 218
and modality
, 91–93
narrative
, 8–9
negotiations around
, 201–203
paradox
, 2–4
as political issue
, 270–272
producing and communicating
, 8–9
in reality television
, 196–198
seeking authenticity in times of uncertainty
, 4–5
in tourism studies
, 23–26
Authorised Heritage Discourse (AHD)
, 45
Authoritative performances
, 84
Authority
, 240–241
Authorship
, 212–213
Auto-bibliographic inquiry
, 214
Axe
, 186–187
“Axe Effect” script
, 182
Barcelona Football Club
, 132
Batók tattoos
, 63–64, 70, 72–73
Bauman
, 251
Behind-the-scenes glimpses
, 238–240
Benjamin, Walter
, 5, 92–93, 100
Best a Man Can Be, The campaign
, 187–189
BetterTTV
, 314
Biographical authenticity
, 83
Black Lives Matter campaign
, 125
Brand authenticity
, 82–83
Branding
, 11–12, 90, 123, 200–205, 276
aesthetics in branding historical authenticity
, 99–101
authenticity in
, 83–86, 90–91
Carlsberg’s Website
, 93–99
modality
, 91–93
negotiations around
, 201–203
Brands
, 126, 218, 275
BreadTube
, 306
Breitbart, Andrew
, 295–296, 298
Brewing
, 95
Café
, 106, 108
Calculated authenticity
, 271
Calibrated amateurism
, 158, 222, 238–239
Campaigns
, 269
Carlsberg’s Website
, 93
historical references
, 94–95
rebrew project
, 95–99
Celebrification
, 196
Celebrities
, 1, 305
endorsers or bloggers
, 250
Character
, 32
China
, 44, 139
Chinese Nationalist Party (see Kuomintang (KM))
Citizen journalism
, 289, 290–292
and authenticity
, 292–294
definitions and characteristics
, 290
ideology of right and authenticity
, 297–299
media and (dis) trust
, 294
right wing and
, 295–297
Citizen journalists
, 290–291, 295–296, 298
Citizen witnessing
, 292
Clubs
, 125
Co-option
, 291
Cock rock
, 169–170, 173
Collaboration
, 259
Commercial lifestyle bloggers
, 212
Commercialism
, 174
Commitment
, 250
Commodification of mediated authenticity in digital age
, 219–221
Commodities
, 11–12, 83
Common people
, 277
Community
, 113, 115, 118, 128–130, 250
community-building strategy
, 239, 241
“Confident-appearing” pose
, 186
Conservation
, 30
Conservatism
, 294
Consistency
, 223, 268
Constructive authenticity
, 24
Consumer Culture Theory (CCT)
, 84
Consumer stewards
, 251, 254–255, 260
Consumer stewardship
, 254
Consumers
, 81, 128
Consumption
, 11–12, 184
Consumption studies, authenticity in
, 83–86
Consumption-based authenticity
, 82–84
Corporate history
, 89–90
Corporate identity construct
, 89
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
, 124, 132
Costume jewellery
, 141
Craft
, 6
Creativity
, 124
Creator
, 236–237, 237n2
Credibility
, 250
Cross-Strait Service Trade Agreement (CSSTA)
, 322n2
Cultural capital
, 5, 131, 140, 144, 152
Cultural goods
, 100
Cultural ideal of ‘authenticity’
, 160
Cultural legitimacy
, 141–142, 149–150
Culture
, 106–107, 158
Culture Seekers
, 71–73
Czech influencers
, 237
Czech Republic
, 238
Day9TV
, 255, 257–258
Democratic Progressive Party (DPP)
, 322
Digital age of in/authenticity
, 5–6
Digital identity labour
, 159
Digital media ecology
, 157
Discourse
, 45
Distrust
, 294
Dollar Shave Club (DSC)
, 189–190
Drag
, 195–196
brand or selling out
, 198–199
culture
, 195
persona
, 195
queens
, 196
Dream Crazier campaign
, 133
Dualisms
, 37
E-sports
, 251–252, 254
Education
, 291, 325
Election campaigns
, 276
Elite
, 277
Emo
, 168–170
authenticity construct in/of
, 171–176
challenging authenticity binary
, 176–178
methodology
, 170–171
Emo Trinity
, 170
Emo: How Fans Defined a Subculture
, 168
Emojis
, 309–310
Emotes
, 309–310
Emotions
, 280
Enli, Gunn
, 2, 235
Epic Meltdown of TYT
, 313
Ethnic tourism
, 66
Ethnography
, 47
European football
, 129
Existential authenticity
, 24, 66
Existentialist thinking
, 31
Experience of authenticity
, 35
Explorative mixed-methods approach
, 309
Expressive authenticity
, 82, 85
Expressive individualism
, 186
Facebook
, 5, 12, 69, 71, 73, 243
Factual television
, 197
Fake
, 244
Fall Out Boy (FOB)
, 168
MySpace
, 174
Fans/fan culture
, 128, 168
Fashion
, 219
Fashion jewellery (see Costume jewellery)
Feminine-coded username
, 175
Femininity
, 157–159
Feminism
, 161, 163
Feminist
, 159
“Find Your Magic” Campaign in 2016
, 183, 186–187
Flame war
, 313
Floating signifiers
, 315
Folk democratic authentication on digital heritage social media
, 53–58
4chan
, 172
FrankerFaceZ (FFZ)
, 314
GamerGate
, 183
Gatekeeping
, 168–169
Gender
, 160–163, 167–170, 183
politics of mediated authenticity
, 159
Gendered authenticity
, 234
bind
, 234
Gendered strategies of authenticity-building
, 241–243
Generations
, 322
Genre
, 167–170
Get Ready film
, 189–190
Gillette
, 187–189
Goffman, Erving
, 8, 197, 213, 220, 235, 278–279
Grooming advertisements
, 182
advertising confidence through postfeminist authenticity
, 185–186
case studies
, 186–190
confidence
, 191–192
performing masculinity
, 183–184
Grounded theory approach
, 309
Hard rock
, 167
HasanAbi on Twitch
, 314–318
Heritage
, 11, 29
authenticity
, 46
community
, 45
designation and evaluation
, 44
discourse
, 45–46
scholars
, 48
tourism
, 24, 66
Historic buildings
, 32
authenticity of
, 30
conservation
, 33
Historical specificity
, 145–148
History
, 89
Home
, 110
Honesty
, 240–241
Hot authentication
, 47
Hotdog
, 204n2
Iconic authenticity
, 91
Identity
under AHD and heritage authenticity
, 51–53
authentication as authenticity
, 46–47
IKEA
, 110
Immediacy
, 280
Impression management
, 221, 278
Inauthenticity
, 127–128
Indexical authenticity
, 91
Indexicality
, 91
Influencers
, 211, 218, 220–221, 233–234, 236, 237n2
Instagram
, 217, 234
authenticity and performance on social media
, 235–237
elements of influencer content on
, 219
gendered strategies of authenticity-building
, 241–243
honesty, integrity and authority
, 240–241
markers of authenticity on social media
, 221–223
methodology and context of research
, 237–238
negotiating authenticity and commerce
, 226–228
presence on
, 223–225
self-expression and commodification of mediated authenticity in digital age
, 219–221
#Unfiltered photos and behind-the-scenes glimpses
, 238–240
“Instagram vs. reality” trope
, 238
Instagramism
, 222
Intangible cultural heritage (ICH)
, 11, 43–44
designation and assessment
, 50–51
findings
, 50–58
folk democratic authentication on digital heritage social media
, 53–58
identity under AHD and heritage authenticity
, 51–53
methodology
, 47–50
official authentication and orthodox authenticity discourse in Nüshu
, 50
theoretical framework
, 45–47
Integrity
, 240–241, 269
Intergenerational analysis
analyses of unconventional politicians and authenticity
, 325–330
breaking of authenticity contracts
, 330–331
mediated and performed authenticity
, 322–323
methodology
, 323–325
International Boxing Federation (IBF)
, 127
International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS)
, 29–30, 36
Interpretation model
, 73
Intimacy
, 222, 279–280
Journalists
, 293
Kalinga culture
, 66
Kuomintang (KM)
, 321n1
Language
, 23–24
Leagues
, 125
Left-wing APCs
, 306
Lifestyle
, 219
Lindholm, Charles
, 4, 6–7, 64, 70, 74
LINE
, 327
Liquid modernity
, 252
Liquid’ identity
, 251
Liquidity
, 252–253
in late modernity
, 253
LiveJournal
, 171, 176
Liverpool Football Club
, 125
Locus
, 37–38
London
, 106
LowkoTV
, 255
MacCannell, Dean
, 1, 6, 8, 21–22
Mafia
, 109n2
Mainstream media
, 277
Male grooming
, 189
Manchester United (UK football team)
, 127
Manufactured authenticity
, 182
Manufacturing
, 128
Marketing
, 83
Masculinism
, 167, 170
critique
, 176–178
Masculinity
, 161–162, 167, 182
Mass coordinated displays
, 129
Material authenticity
, 82–83
Materiality
, 146
Materials
, 32, 84–85
Media
, 158–159, 160–163, 294
aesthetics
, 90
consumers
, 297–298
Mediated (extra) ordinariness
, 222
Mediated authenticity
, 278, 322–323
Mediated political authenticity
, 268
Men as opinion-leaders
, 240–241
#MeToo movement
, 161–162, 187
Metrosexual moment
, 184
Mixed-method analysis
, 218–219
Modality
, 91–93
Moscow
, 12
Multiple authenticities
, 107
Music
, 167–168
My Chemical Romance (MCR)
, 168, 176
Mythical role preferences
, 253
Narrative theory of conservation
, 34
Naturalistic coding orientation
, 93
Negotiated authenticity
, 34–35
Neoliberal brand culture
, 182
Netflix
, 196
Netnography
, 254
New Power Party (NPP)
, 322n3
New questions
, 25–26
New York
, 296
Nike
, 125, 128
No Sense of Place (1985)
, 198
No-filter strategy
, 240
Non-fungible tokens (NFT)
, 215
Nüshu
, 11, 43
culture
, 47
official authentication and orthodox authenticity discourse in
, 50
scripts
, 44
Nüshu Biography
, 56
Nüshu Cultural Research and Management Centre (NCRMC)
, 50–51
Nüshu Custom
, 44
Nüshu Transmitter
, 52
Objective authenticity
, 24, 32, 34, 65
Office Mountaineers
, 70–71
Offline ethnography
, 47–49
Olympics
, 131
Online
, 211
Online consumer communities
, 251
Online culture
, 308
Online ethnography
, 47–49
Opinion-leading strategy
, 241
Oppositional authenticity
, 3
Ordinariness
, 280
Ordinary people
, 277
Overbranding, negotiations around
, 201–203
Panic! At the Disco (Panic)
, 168
Paramount+
, 196
Participation
, 37
Participatory journalism
, 291
Patagonia
, 125
People
, 277
Pepe the Frog
, 314
Perceived authenticity
, 278
Perceived political authenticity
, 268
Performance
, 213, 234
Performative authenticity
, 37–38
Performativity
, 24–25
Performed authenticity
, 278, 322–323
Performed political authenticity
, 268
Persistence of masculinism
, 167, 170
Personal authenticity
, 82–83, 85
Personal ethics
, 250
Personal meaning-making
, 126
Philippines
, 63
PiG
, 255, 257–258
Place
, 11, 22–23
Pocket Poetry
, 107
Policy analysis
, 50
Political authenticity
, 267, 278–280, 322
Political brand
, 275
Political campaigns
, 270
Political communication research, authenticity as analytic concept in
, 268–270
Political influencers
, 305
Political marketing
, 276
Politicians
, 268–269
Politics
, 267
and political communication
, 14
Popular culture
, 12–13
Populism
, 271, 276–277, 293
Populist anti-elitism
, 282
Populist leadership and representation
, 283–285
Populist performance
, 276–278
Populist style, authenticity in
, 280–283
Porous authenticity
, 238
Post-authentic engagement
, 304
on YouTube and Twitch
, 307–309
Post-authenticity
, 305
Postfeminism
, 191
Postfeminist authenticity, advertising confidence through
, 185–186
Postmodern authenticity
, 24
Presidential elections
, 303
Production
, 26
Professionalization
, 236
Public relations
, 8, 189, 191
QAnon conspiracy theory movement
, 298–299
Queer influencers
, 199
Quiksilver
, 124
Real emo
, 173–174
Real people
, 277
Real real emo copypasta
, 176
Reality TV
, 195–196
authenticity in
, 197
preparing brand for
, 204
Rebranding
, 204–205
Rebrew project (1883)
, 95–99
Red Bull
, 130
Rees’ Authentic Brand Wheel
, 125
Relationality
, 24–25
Representative Transmitters
, 50–51
“Rhetoric of real” in advertising
, 182
Right wing
, 295–297
APCs
, 306
populism
, 276
Rousseau, Jean Jacques
, 4, 7
Running Club apps
, 126
RuPaul’s Drag Race (RPDR)
, 196, 199–200
authenticity in reality television
, 196–198
drag brand or selling out
, 198–199
showcases for authenticity and branding
, 200–205
Russia
, 106
Scarcity
, 144–145
Self-awareness
, 250
Self-branding
, 257
Self-expression
, 219–221
Self-identification
, 124, 128–130
Self-identity
, 219–220
Self-making
, 31
Self-presentation
, 81, 86, 185, 224, 278
Sexuality
, 169, 172
Shouting
, 129
Similarity
, 258–259
Sincerity
, 124
of motive
, 85
Singing
, 129
Skateboarding in Tokyo 2020 Olympics
, 131
Social Democratic Party (SDP)
, 322n3
Social meaning
, 141–142, 148–149
Social media
, 13, 170, 211, 276, 307, 323
authenticity and performance on
, 235–237
for heritage-making
, 54
markers of authenticity on
, 221–223
organizers
, 55
profiles
, 68
sites
, 73
Social media influencer (SMI)
, 198–199
Social networks
, 279
Social resonance
, 81
Social semiotics
, 91–92
Solid structures
, 253–254
Spirit of place (genius loci)
, 31
authentic change and negotiated authenticity
, 34–35
authentic objects and living things
, 32–33
negotiating
, 35–37
performative authenticity
, 37–38
Sponsorship
, 199
Sport Social Responsibility (SSR)
, 133
Sporting organisations
, 125
Sports brands
, 123
authentic brand love, self-identification and communities
, 128–130
authenticity
, 124–126
manifestation of authenticity in
, 126–128
sport as authentic cultural phenomenon
, 130–131
sport brand-building programmes
, 127
sport social responsibility, authenticity and activism
, 132–134
Sports organisations
, 126
Staged authenticity
, 213
theory
, 21
Stakeholder
, 43
StarCraft II brand community
, 252, 255
Stewards
, 251
Strategic authenticity
, 268
Strategic political authenticity
authenticity in populist style
, 280–283
political authenticity
, 278–280
populist leadership and representation
, 283–285
populist performance
, 276–278
Strategies influencers
, 234
Subcultures
, 85
Sunflower Movement (2014)
, 321–322
Super League plan
, 129
Super-honesty
, 30
Swansea City Football Club in UK
, 125
Symbolic interactionism
, 278
Taiwan
, 321
Taiwan Network Information Center (TWNIC)
, 325
Taiwan People’s Party (TPP)
, 325n9
Taiwanese society
, 321
Taste
, 140
Tattoos
, 64
authenticity, heritage and tourism development
, 65–67
hermeneutic circle of tourism authenticity
, 73
methods and context
, 67–68
typology of tattoo pilgrims
, 68–73
Taylor, Ian
, 65, 90
Television
, 161, 197
Tencent QQ
, 48n3
Textual “markers of authenticity”
, 219
The Young Turks (TYT)
, 306, 310
Theoplacity
, 25
TikTok
, 5
Total Request Live (TRL)
, 175
Tourism
, 11, 66
places
, 22–23
Tourism studies
, 21
authenticity in
, 23–26
Tourist gaze
, 66
Tourists
, 25, 64
Training Club apps
, 126
Transparency
, 223, 250
Transphobia
, 163
Travel
, 23
Treehouse
, 108
Trend chasers
, 68–70
Triplet of ordinates
, 30, 32
Trump, Donald
, 183
Tumblr blogs
, 176–177
Tverskaya Branch
, 111
Twitch
, 303–304
APCs on
, 305–307
post-authentic engagement on
, 307–309
Twitter
, 5, 204, 284
Uncertainty. seeking authenticity in times of
, 4–5
#Unfiltered photos
, 238–240
Uniqueness
, 142–144, 257–258
US Election Day (2020)
, 310–318
US politics
, 304
User-generated contents (UGC)
, 54, 235, 291
VH1
, 196
Victimhood
, 161–162
Vintage consumption
, 140
Vintage costume jewellery (VCJ)
, 140–141
authenticity and value of VCJ to Chinese consumers
, 141–150
methods and context
, 141
Vintage Duette Brooch
, 143
Visual rhetoric
, 93
Visual-material rhetoric analysis
, 107
Voters
, 271–272
Voting
, 272
WeChat
, 48
WeChat Official Account
, 48
Whang-od
, 63–64
brand
, 69
signature
, 67
Wild boars
, 68
Women as community-builders
, 238–240
Word of mouth (WOM)
, 129
World Boxing Association (WBA)
, 127
World Boxing Council (WBC)
, 127
World Boxing Organisation (WBO)
, 127
Writing
, 43
#YesAllWomen hashtag
, 183, 186
Young Turks on Election Day
, 311–314
YouTube
, 255, 303–304
APCs on
, 305–307
post-authentic engagement on
, 307–309
YouTube Live
, 307
Ziferblat
, 105–106
ethnographic snapshot
, 107
history
, 107–110
in London
, 113–115
in Manchester
, 115–118
in Moscow
, 110–113
Zukin, Sharon
, 7, 90, 106
- Prelims
- Chapter 1: Introduction: Cultures of Authenticity
- Part I: Tourism, Heritage and Place
- Chapter 2: Authenticity in Tourism Studies
- Chapter 3: Negotiating the Spirit of Place: Towards a Performative Authenticity of Historic Buildings
- Chapter 4: Authenticity Issues in Nüshu Cultural Heritage in China: Authentication, Discourse, and Identity-Making
- Chapter 5: Permanent Souvenirs: Traditional Tattoos and the Search for Authenticity in the Northern Philippines
- Part II: Branding, Consumption and Commodities
- Chapter 6: Authenticity in Material Culture, Consumption and Branding
- Chapter 7: Past and Present in Branding Authenticity: The Taste of History
- Chapter 8: One Brand, Multiple Authenticities: The Case of the World’s First Pay-Per-Minute Cafe Franchise
- Chapter 9: Authentic Sports Branding in the Digital Age
- Chapter 10: Authenticity, Distinction and Value in the Narratives of Chinese Consumers of Vintage Costume Jewellery
- Part III: Popular Culture
- Chapter 11: Gender and Authenticity in Contemporary Popular Culture and Advertising
- Chapter 12: Authenticity After Cock Rock: Emo and the Problem of Femininity
- Chapter 13: ‘The Best a Man Can Be?’: Finding a Place for the ‘Real’ Man in Grooming Advertisements
- Chapter 14: Keeping It Real? Dynamics of Authenticity and Branding in RuPaul’s Drag Race
- Part IV: Social Media
- Chapter 15: What I Talk About When I Talk About Authenticity: An Auto-Bibliographic Inquiry
- Chapter 16: The Authenticity Gap: How Influencers Commodify Authenticity on Instagram
- Chapter 17: ‘I’m Always Telling You My Honest Opinion’: Influencers and Gendered Authenticity Strategies on Instagram
- Chapter 18: Liquid Figures, Solid Structures: The Pursuit of an Authentic ‘Consumer Steward’ Identity in Online Communities
- Part V: Politics and Political Communication
- Chapter 19: Authenticity in Politics and Political Communication Research: Analytic Concept and Political Issue
- Chapter 20: Strategic Political Authenticity: How Populists Construct an Authentic Image
- Chapter 21: Right Wing Co-option of the Perceived Authenticity of Citizen Journalism
- Chapter 22: Post-Authentic Engagement with Alternative Political Commentary on YouTube and Twitch
- Chapter 23: Exploring ‘the Authentic’ in Taiwanese Politics: An Intergenerational Analysis
- Index