Nathaniel G Chapman
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 305502 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Nathaniel G Chapman |
| NOMBRES | Nathaniel G |
| APELLIDO | Chapman |
| FIRMA | CHAPMAN N G |
| AFILIACIONES | Arkansas Tech University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8129-065X |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 47 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2016 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
The ‘wine revolution’ in the United States, 1960–1980
This article examines the creation of product categories as a cultural construct. Categories serve not simply to classify different products but also to signify one’s taste. To examine how categories became embedded with cultural meanings, this article takes an interdisciplinary approach: the narrative analysis which has been employed by a number of business historians and the production of culture perspective used in sociology. By using the case…
Vegas Brews
Gendered Expectations, Gatekeeping, and Consumption in Craft Beer Spaces
While women are drinking more craft beer in the United States, the association between masculinity and beer remains intact. Yet sparse research has considered how involvement in craft beer culture may differ across public and elite beer spaces. Public spaces are open settings such as bars or breweries, and elite settings are more closed settings such as bottle shares and beer clubs. In this article, we analyze a questionnaire of 1,102 craft beer …
The Culture of White Space
This article focuses on processes of meaning making in White spaces as the glue that holds their social structures together. Understanding White spaces and how they operate necessitates theoretical development from a cultural perspective. The authors' research empirically engages with a wide range of White spaces-neighborhoods, subcultural scenes, craft breweries, online digital platforms, and academia, to name a few-and do so from a theoretical …
The Culture of White Space, the Racialized Production of Meaning, and the Jamband Scene
This study critically examines the subculture of the jamband scene, particularly that of the band Phish, through the notion of 'white space.' We demonstrate the existence of colorblind racism and denial of white privilege in the white space of Phish subculture, which is also emblematic of the jamband subculture at large. This study utilizes content analysis drawing from social media comments that react to an article written by Headcount, a politi…
About Us
Bottling gender
While beer has maintained a position as the most popular alcoholic beverage among men age 21–34, a recent Gallup poll indicates that craft beer has surpassed wine as the most popular beverage for women in the same age group in USA. In light of this trend, there has been little research done to explore gender dynamics in craft beer consumption and the craft beer industry. This paper seeks to understand the increasing popularity of craft beer among…
Special Issue of Popular Music and Society
"Special Issue of Popular Music and Society: Race and Electronic Dance Music." Rock Music Studies, 4(1), pp. 84–85
Racial Ideology in Electronic Dance Music Festival Promotional Videos
Black Studies are often disregarded as being pitifully parochial, brazenly polemical, and persistently pessimistic. Black academicians rooted in the Black Studies tradition often employ an epistemological framework that directly challenges colorblind ideologies of popular opinion. The mere inclusion of Black voices in mainstream media is not enough. Excluding racial experts from a Black Studies paradigm risks diminishing the complexity of racial …
Special Issue of Popular Music and Society
Special Issue of Popular Music and Society: Race and Electronic Dance Music." Popular Music and Society, 39(4), pp. 482–483
The Culture of White Space
This article focuses on processes of meaning making in White spaces as the glue that holds their social structures together. Understanding White spaces and how they operate necessitates theoretical development from a cultural perspective. The authors' research empirically engages with a wide range of White spaces-neighborhoods, subcultural scenes, craft breweries, online digital platforms, and academia, to name a few-and do so from a theoretical …
About Us
Bottling gender
While beer has maintained a position as the most popular alcoholic beverage among men age 21–34, a recent Gallup poll indicates that craft beer has surpassed wine as the most popular beverage for women in the same age group in USA. In light of this trend, there has been little research done to explore gender dynamics in craft beer consumption and the craft beer industry. This paper seeks to understand the increasing popularity of craft beer among…
The Culture of White Space, the Racialized Production of Meaning, and the Jamband Scene
This study critically examines the subculture of the jamband scene, particularly that of the band Phish, through the notion of 'white space.' We demonstrate the existence of colorblind racism and denial of white privilege in the white space of Phish subculture, which is also emblematic of the jamband subculture at large. This study utilizes content analysis drawing from social media comments that react to an article written by Headcount, a politi…
The ‘wine revolution’ in the United States, 1960–1980
This article examines the creation of product categories as a cultural construct. Categories serve not simply to classify different products but also to signify one’s taste. To examine how categories became embedded with cultural meanings, this article takes an interdisciplinary approach: the narrative analysis which has been employed by a number of business historians and the production of culture perspective used in sociology. By using the case…
Gendered Expectations, Gatekeeping, and Consumption in Craft Beer Spaces
While women are drinking more craft beer in the United States, the association between masculinity and beer remains intact. Yet sparse research has considered how involvement in craft beer culture may differ across public and elite beer spaces. Public spaces are open settings such as bars or breweries, and elite settings are more closed settings such as bottle shares and beer clubs. In this article, we analyze a questionnaire of 1,102 craft beer …
Racial Ideology in Electronic Dance Music Festival Promotional Videos
Black Studies are often disregarded as being pitifully parochial, brazenly polemical, and persistently pessimistic. Black academicians rooted in the Black Studies tradition often employ an epistemological framework that directly challenges colorblind ideologies of popular opinion. The mere inclusion of Black voices in mainstream media is not enough. Excluding racial experts from a Black Studies paradigm risks diminishing the complexity of racial …
Special Issue of Popular Music and Society
Special Issue of Popular Music and Society: Race and Electronic Dance Music." Popular Music and Society, 39(4), pp. 482–483
Special Issue of Popular Music and Society
"Special Issue of Popular Music and Society: Race and Electronic Dance Music." Rock Music Studies, 4(1), pp. 84–85
Bottling gender
While beer has maintained a position as the most popular alcoholic beverage among men age 21–34, a recent Gallup poll indicates that craft beer has surpassed wine as the most popular beverage for women in the same age group in USA. In light of this trend, there has been little research done to explore gender dynamics in craft beer consumption and the craft beer industry. This paper seeks to understand the increasing popularity of craft beer among…
About Us
Gendered Expectations, Gatekeeping, and Consumption in Craft Beer Spaces
While women are drinking more craft beer in the United States, the association between masculinity and beer remains intact. Yet sparse research has considered how involvement in craft beer culture may differ across public and elite beer spaces. Public spaces are open settings such as bars or breweries, and elite settings are more closed settings such as bottle shares and beer clubs. In this article, we analyze a questionnaire of 1,102 craft beer …
The Culture of White Space
This article focuses on processes of meaning making in White spaces as the glue that holds their social structures together. Understanding White spaces and how they operate necessitates theoretical development from a cultural perspective. The authors' research empirically engages with a wide range of White spaces-neighborhoods, subcultural scenes, craft breweries, online digital platforms, and academia, to name a few-and do so from a theoretical …
The Culture of White Space, the Racialized Production of Meaning, and the Jamband Scene
This study critically examines the subculture of the jamband scene, particularly that of the band Phish, through the notion of 'white space.' We demonstrate the existence of colorblind racism and denial of white privilege in the white space of Phish subculture, which is also emblematic of the jamband subculture at large. This study utilizes content analysis drawing from social media comments that react to an article written by Headcount, a politi…
Vegas Brews
The ‘wine revolution’ in the United States, 1960–1980
This article examines the creation of product categories as a cultural construct. Categories serve not simply to classify different products but also to signify one’s taste. To examine how categories became embedded with cultural meanings, this article takes an interdisciplinary approach: the narrative analysis which has been employed by a number of business historians and the production of culture perspective used in sociology. By using the case…
Art (10 obras) · Visual arts (9 obras) · Sociology (8 obras) · Craft (5 obras) · Gender Studies (5 obras) · Wine Industry and Tourism (5 obras) · Aesthetics (4 obras) · Business (4 obras) · Culinary Culture and Tourism (4 obras) · Music History and Culture (4 obras)