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Food Communication and the Metalevels of Carnisme vegan lifestyle among diverse layers of society, and most of all its transition from a hardly-tangible phenomenon to a very visible and outspoken one, has generated a strong reaction from those who Melanie Joy has defined “carnists” (i.e., meat-eaters not only in the culinary sense, but also in th

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Translation of Culture-Specific Items in Menusrelated to. One of these aspects consists of culture-specific items (CSIs)—material or spiritual concepts that are present in one culture and are absent in another. In the 21st century, because of globalization, people encounter CSIs on a daily basis. Therefore, it is very important to understand th

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Semiotic Practices in TV Debatesms of interaction, such as final TV debates for presidential elections, from the perspective of positioning theory (Davies and Harré .; Harré and Gillet .; Harré and van Langenhove .; Moghaddam et al. .; Moghaddam and Harré .; Harré and Moghaddam .). Positioning theory activates a tridimensional sem

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Arianna Ciula,Cristina Marrason (Schmitz, 1993). As a consequence, the market has changed from a competitive to an oligopolistic one. The accelerated process was fuelled by the substantial advantages of large companies over the smaller ones. Firstly, as Chandler (1990) has emphasized, they enjoyed scale and/or scope economies f

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Dumitru Borţunexemplified by Porter’s work (1980), many strands of research have recently converged to give more importance to the analysis of the firm’s own resources and competencies. Building on seminal works by Penrose (1959) and Selznick (1957), considerable efforts have been deployed to build a theory of th