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100			_aNurlykhan Aljanova _938714
245			_aA Process Model of Combining Life Trauma and Life Passion into Cultural Entrepreneurship: A Case Study of Art-Shelter Bunker Theatre
300			_a152-165p
520			_aAbstract 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.
653			_aCultural entrepreneurship, _a trauma, _atheatre, _a therapy, _apassion, _aKazakhstan
700			_aEmina Yessekeyeva _938715
700			_aYerkinay Ernst _938716
773	0		_054731 _983096 _o55513800 _tSouth Asian Journal of Business and Management Cases _x2277-9779
942			_2ddc _cJA-ARTICLE
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