A antropomorfização de animais não humanos na publicidade portuguesa: O caso de ‘A vaca que ri’
In modern times, contact between consumers and non-human animals appearing on consumer products has essentially been mediated by cultural representations, namely advertising. One of the formulas for representing non-human animals consists of anthropomorphization – creating fictitious characters whos...
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doaj-bc6418b359b14c7a9d14623f8a13febe2020-11-25T00:21:38ZengCentro de Estudos Sociais da Universidade de CoimbraRevista Crítica de Ciências Sociais0254-11062182-74352017-05-01112254210.4000/rccs.6555A antropomorfização de animais não humanos na publicidade portuguesa: O caso de ‘A vaca que ri’Rui Pedro FonsecaIn modern times, contact between consumers and non-human animals appearing on consumer products has essentially been mediated by cultural representations, namely advertising. One of the formulas for representing non-human animals consists of anthropomorphization – creating fictitious characters whose principal function is to achieve a desired level of continuity in advertising. Having selected the advertising case study of “The Laughing Cow” as well as a definition and historical contextualization of the term, this study will endeavor to understand the corollaries of anthropomorphization for both non-human animals appearing on consumer products and the consumers themselves.http://journals.openedition.org/rccs/6555advertisinganimalsanthropomorphismrepresentations‘The Laughing Cow’ |
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Rui Pedro Fonseca A antropomorfização de animais não humanos na publicidade portuguesa: O caso de ‘A vaca que ri’ Revista Crítica de Ciências Sociais advertising animals anthropomorphism representations ‘The Laughing Cow’ |
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A antropomorfização de animais não humanos na publicidade portuguesa: O caso de ‘A vaca que ri’ |
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A antropomorfização de animais não humanos na publicidade portuguesa: O caso de ‘A vaca que ri’ |
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A antropomorfização de animais não humanos na publicidade portuguesa: O caso de ‘A vaca que ri’ |
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A antropomorfização de animais não humanos na publicidade portuguesa: O caso de ‘A vaca que ri’ |
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A antropomorfização de animais não humanos na publicidade portuguesa: O caso de ‘A vaca que ri’ |
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antropomorfização de animais não humanos na publicidade portuguesa: o caso de ‘a vaca que ri’ |
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Centro de Estudos Sociais da Universidade de Coimbra |
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Revista Crítica de Ciências Sociais |
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2017-05-01 |
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In modern times, contact between consumers and non-human animals appearing on consumer products has essentially been mediated by cultural representations, namely advertising. One of the formulas for representing non-human animals consists of anthropomorphization – creating fictitious characters whose principal function is to achieve a desired level of continuity in advertising. Having selected the advertising case study of “The Laughing Cow” as well as a definition and historical contextualization of the term, this study will endeavor to understand the corollaries of anthropomorphization for both non-human animals appearing on consumer products and the consumers themselves. |
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advertising animals anthropomorphism representations ‘The Laughing Cow’ |
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