@conference{d0db995a0ad54b0c85f03c63cfd59587,
title = "Confessions of a Movie-Fan: Introspection into a Consumer{\textquoteright}s Experiential Consumption of {\textquoteleft}Pride & Prejudice'",
abstract = "As people enjoy movies for various reasons, this paper is taking an existential-phenomenological perspective to discuss theconsumption of movies as a holistic personal lived experience. By using subjective personal introspection, the author provides hereby insights into his personal lived consumption experiences with the recently released movie Pride & Prejudice. Although the introspective data suggest that a complex tapestry of interconnected factors contributes to a consumer{\textquoteright}s movie enjoyment, this study found a consumer{\textquoteright}s personal engagement with the movie narrative and its characters to be of particular importance. This personal engagement not only allows for a momentary escape from reality into the imaginative movie world, but is even further enhanced through intertextuality, by which the consumer connects the movie to one{\textquoteright}s personal life experiences.",
keywords = "film consumption, movie consumption, experiential consumption, Narrative transportation theory, movie enjoyment, autoethnography, introspection, introspective research",
author = "Markus Wohlfeil and Susan Whelan",
year = "2007",
language = "English",
note = "8th European Conference of the Association for Consumer Research ; Conference date: 10-07-2007 Through 14-07-2007",
}