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Prince, umělec, který chtěl být populární? Kreativita, nezávislost a turismus
[Prince, the Artist Who Wanted to Be Popular? Creativity, Independent Artist and Tourism Marketing]

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  • Patrice Ballester

    (Palacky University Olomouc, GSF - TTS - Grand Sud - Toulouse Tourism School, VFT-RL - Visa For Tourism - Research Lab. Creative - GSF - TTS - Grand Sud - Toulouse Tourism School)

Abstract

Skrze postavu zpěváka Prince, vlastním jménem Rogera Nelsona (1958-2016) přezdívaného často jako tzv. Love Symbol, je možné nahlédnout na komplexní síť vztahů mezi samotným umělcem a chováním celebrity. Skutečnost, že získal popularitu po celém světě, sebou nesla i touhu kontrolovat image, vymezovat se vůči nahrávací společnosti, vytvářet nová marketingová schémata. Paisley Park (Minneapolis - Chanhassen) se nyní díky zpřístupnění a zvýšenému zájmu turistů stává novým polem k rekonstrukci Princova života a popularity. Tento avantgardní zpěvák se svými charakteristickými způsoby komunikace a vyjadřováním na pódiu nabízí široký výběr témat k akademickému výzkumu budoucích generací.

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  • Patrice Ballester, 2017. "Prince, umělec, který chtěl být populární? Kreativita, nezávislost a turismus [Prince, the Artist Who Wanted to Be Popular? Creativity, Independent Artist and Tourism Marketing]," Post-Print hal-04263991, HAL.
    • Handle: RePEc:hal:journl:hal-04263991
    DOI: 10.5507/mo.2017.001
    Note: View the original document on HAL open archive server: https://hal.science/hal-04263991
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