Media SexploitationPrentice-Hall, 1976 - 234 páginas |
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... examples of media ( advertising , etc. ) containing subembeds , each exam- ple was carefully recorded in card files . After several months , however , it was discovered that once the subembedded ad was consciously perceived , the example ...
... examples of media ( advertising , etc. ) containing subembeds , each exam- ple was carefully recorded in card files . After several months , however , it was discovered that once the subembedded ad was consciously perceived , the example ...
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... example , is partially determined by how it looks , smells , feels , etc. , at both conscious and unconscious levels . At the con- scious level , the multiple senses appear to operate with a fluc- tuating bias that continuously shifts ...
... example , is partially determined by how it looks , smells , feels , etc. , at both conscious and unconscious levels . At the con- scious level , the multiple senses appear to operate with a fluc- tuating bias that continuously shifts ...
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... example , Father Karras walked through the streets to his mother's apartment . Children were playing in the road and in wrecked cars , symbolizing the end of technology . As these scenes cut back and forth , the viewer became quite ...
... example , Father Karras walked through the streets to his mother's apartment . Children were playing in the road and in wrecked cars , symbolizing the end of technology . As these scenes cut back and forth , the viewer became quite ...
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The Commercial Appropriation of the Unconscious | 1 |
The Gay Playboys Penthouse | 16 |
The Fashion Massage | 35 |
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addiction adult advertising album alcohol American anal appeared archetypal aromatic audience Beatles Beefeater behavior body odor brand brassiere breasts Caduveo cigarette clean commercial consciously perceived consumer cost per thousand course culture death deodorants designed drinkers drinking drug editors embedded embeds emotional example Exorcist fantasy Father Karras feel female figure film fovea girl hair hand heavy highly homosexual human illusions individuals industry interviews involves Johnnie Walker look magazine male manipulation merchandising million models mother movie newspapers Newsweek North America olfactory olfactory bulbs parents pears Peck & Peck percent perceptual defenses photograph physicians picture Playboy Playgirl purchase readers record relationship repressed response roughly saccades scene sell Sexploitation sexual significance smell smokers society Sonny and Cher sound subliminal stimuli subliminal techniques symbolic taboo tachistoscopic teen-agers television Tommy unconscious verse vertising virtually visual woman women young