TY - BOOK AU - Hetsroni,Amir TI - Advertising and reality: a global study of representation and content SN - 1441191941 U1 - 659.11 23 PY - 2012///] CY - London PB - Continuum International Publishing Group KW - Advertising KW - Moral and ethical aspects KW - Psychological aspects KW - Religious aspects KW - Sex in advertising KW - Older people in advertising KW - Mass media KW - Social aspects N1 - Includes bibliographical references and index; An introduction: advertising - truth, trust, and belief / Amir Hetsroni -- Mass moralizing / Phil Hopkins -- The disintegration of the box: narrativity, performance, and translation in television commercials / Dror Abend-David -- Values in Israeli advertising: a decade-long observation / Amir Hetsroni -- Real versus pseudo real in Japanese television advertising compared with US television advertising / Michael L. Maynard -- God, religion, and advertising: a hard sell / Yoel Cohen -- Arab and western images in Middle East satellite television advertising / Shaheed Nick Mohammed -- Nostalgia: reflections on periodic representation in advertising / Amir Hetsroni -- Seeing ourselves as the adman sees us? The representation and portrayal of older people in advertising / Peter Simcock -- Ethnically targeted advertising and social meaning: an analysis of representation in Spanish language advertising / Christopher Chávez, Meghan Moran, and Sandra Ball-Rokeach -- Celebrity in advertising: the Asian perspective / Wei-Na Lee and Sejung Marina Choi -- Masculinity and femininity in advertising / Narissra Maria Punyanunt-Carter, Daniel Linden and Kent Truett -- Sex sells, but to whom and at what price? Sexual images of African American and Caucasian women in magazine advertising / Linda Godbold Kean and Shekinah Thomas -- Objectionable content on mainstream advertising: how much sex and violence do television commercials actually carry and what does the public think of it? / Amir Hetsroni -- International clothing, accessories, and dress codes: women's wardrobe from Spain, Portugal, and China / Paloma Díaz Soloaga and Natalia Quintas Froufe N2 - "An extensive study of the ways in which we are represented in advertising. Leading scholars from different countries, who specialise in marketing communication and media studies, review and analyse different forms of advertising and give a truly cross-cultural view of the issues at hand. This edited collection contains a wide-ranging discussion of advertising's relationship to sexuality, violence, family activities, gender roles, vocations, minorities' roles, periodical reconstruction and more." --From back cover ER -