Consuming Experience

Table of Contents
Part 1: Setting Up the Scene of the Consumer Experience 1. Consuming Experiences: An Introduction 2. Agents in Paradise: Experiential Co-Creation Through Emplacement, Ritualization and Community 3. Consumer Immersion in an Experiential Context Part 2: Customer Driven Experiences 4. I Feel Good: Who Needs the Market? - Struggling and Having Fun With Consumer-Driven Experiences 5. Consumption Experiences and Product Meaning: Pasta for Young Italian Consumers 6. The Blandness and Delights of a Daily Object Part 3: Co-Driven Experiences 7. Consumption Experience, Self-Narrative and Self-Identity: The Example of Trekking 8. The Drivers of Hedonic Consumption Experience: A Semiotic Analysis of Rock Concerts 9. Fashion as the Ultimate Experiential Object: The Case of Issey Miyake’s A-POC Brand Part 4: Company Driven Experiences 10. Converging Industries through Experience: Lessons from Edutainment 11. How Value-Based Brands Create Valuable Experiences: The Case of Sports Brands 12. Reenchantment of Retailing: Towards Utopian Islands Part 5: Conclusion 13. Consuming Experiences: Retrospect and Prospects