Original concise paraphrase. Use with the linked literature note's limitations and synthesis.
Contributor's argument in a 2010 edited philosophical anthology.
A continuing name can coexist with changes in production and ownership; appeals to tradition select a historical baseline that deserves examination.
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Chapter 2: Provenance and Authenticity: The Dual Myths of Scotch (Ian Buxton)
Paraphrase checked against local PDF text; printed pp. 49–55 correspond to PDF pp. 69–75. Verification concerns faithful source representation, not external proof of the argument.
Paraphrase
A continuing name can coexist with changes in production and ownership; appeals to tradition select a historical baseline that deserves examination.
Locator
Ian Buxton, “Provenance and Authenticity: The Dual Myths of Scotch,” chapter 2, printed pp. 49–55 (PDF pp. 69–75).
Interpretation boundary
Source fidelity is verified; the philosophical argument or personal example is not thereby established as an empirical finding.