Advertising and Reality: A Global Study of Representation and Content offers, for the first time, an extensive study of the way our life is represented in advertising. Leading scholars from different countries, who specialize in marketing communication and media studies, review and analyze different advertising contents and give us a truly cross-cultural view of the matter. Among the contents that are thoroughly discussed throughout the book one finds sexuality, violence, family activities, gender roles, vocations, minorities roles, periodical reconstruction and more.
An introduction: Advertising - truth, trust and belief
págs. 1-7
págs. 11-28
The Disintegration of the Box: Narrativity, Performance and Translation in Television Commercials
págs. 30-40
Values in Israeli advertising: a decade-long observation
págs. 41-52
págs. 53-71
God, religion and advertising: a hard sell
págs. 73-90
págs. 91-110
Nostalgia: reflections on periodical representations in advertising
págs. 111-126
Seeing ourselves as the Adman Sees us?: The Representation and Portrayal of Older People in Advertising
págs. 129-142
Ethnically targeted advertising and social meaning: an analysis of representation in Spanish language advertising
Christopher A. Chávez, Meghan Moran, Sandra J. Ball-Rokeach
págs. 143-164
Celebrity in advertising: the Asian perspective
Wei-na Lee, Sejung Marina Choi
págs. 165-188
págs. 191-204
Sex sells, but to whom and at what price?: Sexual images of African American and Caucasian women in magazine advertising
págs. 205-221
Objectionable content on mainstream advertising: how much sex and violence do television commercials actually carry and what does the public think of it?
págs. 223-243
International clothing, accessories and dress codes: Women's wardrobe from Spain, Portugal and China
págs. 245-264
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