Media SexploitationPrentice-Hall, 1976 - 234 páginas |
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... merchandising strategies . Intense guilt feelings , communicated to both men and women about their body structures , produce heavy product consumers who attempt to compensate for their imagined biological deficiencies via the never ...
... merchandising strategies . Intense guilt feelings , communicated to both men and women about their body structures , produce heavy product consumers who attempt to compensate for their imagined biological deficiencies via the never ...
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... records weekly . They buy 60 percent of all 45 - rpm singles , while the under - twenty five age group buys 80 per- cent . The music merchandising business is aimed at the young , especially those in the upper - middle income 118.
... records weekly . They buy 60 percent of all 45 - rpm singles , while the under - twenty five age group buys 80 per- cent . The music merchandising business is aimed at the young , especially those in the upper - middle income 118.
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... merchandising , use essentially the same subliminal media technology as the alcohol and tobacco in- dustries . However , the most expensive and complex merchandising in America is applied to so - called ethical drug products , which can ...
... merchandising , use essentially the same subliminal media technology as the alcohol and tobacco in- dustries . However , the most expensive and complex merchandising in America is applied to so - called ethical drug products , which can ...
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The Commercial Appropriation of the Unconscious | 1 |
The Gay Playboys Penthouse | 16 |
The Fashion Massage | 35 |
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