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Articles by Carys Egan-Wyer
Retail imagination: understanding retail transformation through imagined futures
ABSTRACT Drawing on the notion of imagined futures, the special issue “Retail Imagination” explores emerging transformations in the retail sector. The special issue includes seven paper presented at the 9th Nordic Retail and Wholesale conference (NRWC) 2024. In this editorial, the concept of “Retail imagination” is discussed, the main content of the selected papers is outlined, and key dimensions for imagining the future of retail are emphasized.
The audience turn: crafting contributions for impact in marketing and consumer research
ABSTRACT This paper introduces an addressability logic for crafting research contributions to advance scientific and societal impact in marketing and consumer research. For research to be impactful, we must ask for whom it is meaningful. Using rhetorical audience analysis, we examine 80 interpretivist articles in four journals over 20 years to understand how their intended addressees are constructed.
Running is not just a hobby any more, it has become a way to gain social status
4 minutes ago Carys Egan-Wyer, The Conversation Share Tweet Email Reddit Print Comments Share Tweet Email Reddit Print Comments Endurance running is in. Fitness enthusiasts and elite runners alike spend their weekends pounding the pavements and bounding through the countryside. They are training for and competing in ultra marathons, triathlons, and obstacle races.
Running - not so much a liberating hobby as a cult
Endurance running is in. Fitness enthusiasts and elite runners alike spend their weekends pounding the pavements and bounding through the countryside. They are training for and competing in ultra marathons, triathlons and obstacle races. Runners often claim that they run to escape from the demands of everyday life, to experience freedom, and say that they find running a good way to meditate.
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How Endurance Running Is Not So Much A Liberating Hobby But More A Cult
IR Stone/Shutterstock Endurance running is in. Fitness enthusiasts and elite runners alike spend their weekends pounding the pavements and bounding through the countryside. They are training for and competing in ultra marathons, triathlons and obstacle races. Runners often claim that they run to escape from the demands of everyday life, to experience freedom, and say that they find running a good way to meditate.
Running: not so much a liberating hobby as a cult
Endurance running is in. Fitness enthusiasts and elite runners alike spend their weekends pounding the pavements and bounding through the countryside. They are training for and competing in ultra marathons, triathlons and obstacle races. Runners often claim that they run to escape from the demands of everyday life, to experience freedom, and say that they find running a good way to meditate.
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