Titlebook: Consumer Culture and the Media; Magazines in the Pub Mehita Iqani Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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,Einführung und Aufgabenstellung,sive operations — as important as that project is in its own right. Precisely because media texts are so common and pervasive, and contribute so significantly to the repertoire of images and ideas that are collectively shaped into culture and individually harnessed into lifestyle and identity projec

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,Einführung und Aufgabenstellung,ndscape characterizing consumer culture. The paradigm put forward in this book entails a combination of ethnographic methods, appropriated as a reflexive mode of data collection in mediated spaces of consumption, and socio-semiotic approaches, employed in order to analyse consumer texts and construc

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-81213-2orary media and culture. It is used broadly to describe not only individuals who are considered sexually attractive, but also a wide variety of commodities, particularly those that adorn or accentuate the body, and practices and experiences which are not directly related to sexual activity, such as

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-81213-2es on consumer magazine covers. This chapter explores ‘the I’: the intersection of the discourse of individualism and the internalized power dynamics of self-care and self-management. Taking as its focus the representation of faces and the language of direct address on consumer magazine covers, it p

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Allgemeines zur medizinischen Sonographie,roader agenda aimed at giving an account of how consumerist discourse is structured, and thus why it is so powerful and effective. By way of conclusion, and to bring together the key analytical themes explored in this book, this chapter takes as its focus the broader issue of how a research agenda i