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,Florida’s Creative Class Thesis,In this chapter, I explain Richard Florida’s definition of the creative class, and discuss his controversial creative class thesis. I also discuss critical reactions to his work, offer my own critique of his work, and note that my use of his creative class perspective to inform the present project is highly selective.

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Bohemia: Introduction and Classic Prototypes,This chapter offers a basic introduction to the bohemian tradition, and discusses historical research on classic nineteenth century Parisian bohemias and the bohemian avant-garde. It also summarizes research describing America’s own classic bohemia, early twentieth century Greenwich Village.

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Service Learning in a Helping Skills Coursean artists. I then discuss two influential works that proclaimed that bohemian culture has become thoroughly integrated with bourgeois culture, David Brooks ., and Richard Florida’s ., and explain why I decided to draw on the later work rathar than the former.

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Introduction,dings, and explain why I decided to draw on and amend the work of Richard Florida to analyze and illuminate these findings. I also note that Florida himself conducted his initial research on the creative class within the City of Pittsburgh. I conclude by building on Florida’s brief commentary on con

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The Larger Urban Context,urces, and also utilize my field data and Art All Night Artist Survey data. I begin by presenting a brief overview of Pittsburgh’s transition from industrial to postindustrial city, and point out that it has not experienced widespread gentrification and astronomical increases in housing costs. I the

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The Growing Integration of Bourgeois and Bohemian Culture,an artists. I then discuss two influential works that proclaimed that bohemian culture has become thoroughly integrated with bourgeois culture, David Brooks ., and Richard Florida’s ., and explain why I decided to draw on the later work rathar than the former.

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,Lawrenceville’s Artistic Enclave,fies and illustrates an .. I start by providing a brief overview and discussion of the neighborhood’s geographical characteristics, local historical context, and emergence as a community constituted by arts based gentrification. I then demonstrate that its artistic enclave has been centered on the a