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artivate-37	Smith, Gareth; Gillett, Alex	Creativities, Innovation, and Networks in Garage Punk Rock: A Case Study of the Eruptörs	2015	16	.pdf	application/pdf	8797	414	50	Artivate 4 (1) 10 common with other punk bands and punk musicians an “assumptive frame of reference” (Tiryakian, 1973, p. 199; Jorgensen, 2003, 29); acknowledging the “we-pole” orientation (Tiryakian, 1973, p. 193) or the “emic” perspective (Feleppa, 1986, p. 244) on our ways of working that we share with others in the punk community. Rather, we are aware through our work as a band and in the members’ other musical activities (including working in other bands of various sorts and, for one of us, in popular music in higher education) that many bands work with similar – although different and necessarily unique – practices (Burnard, 2012; McKinna, 2014; Shank, 1994; Smith, 2013a).	cache/artivate-37.pdf	txt/artivate-37.txt