A Process Model of Combining Life Trauma and Life Passion into Cultural Entrepreneurship: A Case Study of Art-Shelter Bunker Theatre

Q4 Business, Management and Accounting

South Asian Journal of Business and Management Cases Pub Date : 2023-08-01 DOI:10.1177/22779779231183127

N. Aljanova, E. Yessekeyeva, Yerkinay Ernst

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Abstract

A case study of Art-Shelter Bunker theatre explores the fascinating story of how a traumatic event, a dog bite, inspired the creation of a successful theatre company. Drawing on a narrative inquiry approach, we examine the personal experiences and reflections of the theatre company’s founder, who, after being bitten by a dog, underwent a profound transformation that ultimately led to the creation of a unique and impactful theatre company. Our examination underscores the significance of trauma and resilience within the dynamic model of the creative process, underscoring the crucial role that personal narrative plays in shaping artistic expression. Through this inquiry, we hope to better understand the complex and multifaceted relationship between personal experience, trauma, and creativity.

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将生命创伤与生命激情结合到文化创业中的过程模式——以艺术庇护所地堡剧院为例

艺术庇护邦克剧院的案例研究探讨了一个引人入胜的故事，一个创伤事件，狗咬伤，如何激发了一个成功的戏剧公司的创建。我们采用叙事探究的方法，研究了剧团创始人的个人经历和反思，他在被狗咬伤后经历了深刻的转变，最终创造了一个独特而有影响力的剧团。我们的研究强调了在创作过程的动态模型中创伤和复原力的重要性，强调了个人叙事在塑造艺术表达方面所起的关键作用。通过这一探究，我们希望更好地理解个人经历、创伤和创造力之间复杂而多方面的关系。

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South Asian Journal of Business and Management Cases Business, Management and Accounting-Management of Technology and Innovation

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期刊介绍： South Asian Journal of Business and Management Cases (SAJBMC) is a peer-reviewed, tri-annual journal of Birla Institute of Management Technology, Greater Noida (India). The journal aims to provide a space for high-quality original research or analytical cases, evidence-based case studies, comparative studies on industry sectors, products, and practical applications of management concepts. The journal likes to publish problem-solving, decisional and applied types of cases. Such cases must have linkage with theory, at least one dilemma (also known as case issue) and a protagonist around whom the case issue will revolve. Publication of pure research, applied research and field studies with empirical data do not fall under the domain of SAJBMC. Fictitious cases are not welcome.