Guards against projecting modern iconography backward into nineteenth-century whiskey history.
Brand history is analyzed as cultural construction, not only company chronology.
The dissertation locates the brand's emergence as a widely legible national symbol in the postwar era, especially the 1950s, rather than treating its identity as timeless.
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The dissertation locates the brand's emergence as a widely legible national symbol in the postwar era, especially the 1950s, rather than treating its identity as timeless.
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Brand history is analyzed as cultural construction, not only company chronology.
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Guards against projecting modern iconography backward into nineteenth-century whiskey history.
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Literature Note — Jack Daniel’s, Masculinity, and Iconic Branding
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