Abstract
This article proposes to reconsider the concept of lived experience by the consumer which is the object of a normative vision in marketing. Thanks to the concept of value, we seek to improve the conceptualization of the experience by defining it as a place-object interaction. We conduct an empirical analysis on the field of live shows to compare rival modelings of lived experience. The results show the importance of the place of consumption as the framework of lived experience and confirm an indirect influence of the place on total perceived value. Finally, they allow a validation of different tools used in this model.
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