L’esprit publicitaire

Analysis of a large corpus of literature on advertising produced by advertisers, as well as by sociologists and economists suggests that the desire for legitimacy inherent in advertisers’ activities reflects two parallel quests, each of which are addressed in separate sections of this article. On on...

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Main Authors: Roland Canu, Bastien Soutjis
Format: Article
Language:fra
Published: Université Laval 2018-12-01
Series:Communication
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Online Access:http://journals.openedition.org/communication/8262
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spelling doaj-c6f993bb135840dc8df742db1d8fcc3c2021-09-20T06:34:18ZfraUniversité LavalCommunication1189-37881920-73442018-12-0135210.4000/communication.8262L’esprit publicitaireRoland CanuBastien SoutjisAnalysis of a large corpus of literature on advertising produced by advertisers, as well as by sociologists and economists suggests that the desire for legitimacy inherent in advertisers’ activities reflects two parallel quests, each of which are addressed in separate sections of this article. On one hand there is the quest for effective advertising techniques and messages likely to convince sometimes skeptical economic partners. On the other hand, there is a quest for acceptability for these techniques and messages, acceptability that may help limit criticism from civil society.http://journals.openedition.org/communication/8262advertising techniquesmessagelegitimacyefficiencyacceptability
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message
legitimacy
efficiency
acceptability
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description Analysis of a large corpus of literature on advertising produced by advertisers, as well as by sociologists and economists suggests that the desire for legitimacy inherent in advertisers’ activities reflects two parallel quests, each of which are addressed in separate sections of this article. On one hand there is the quest for effective advertising techniques and messages likely to convince sometimes skeptical economic partners. On the other hand, there is a quest for acceptability for these techniques and messages, acceptability that may help limit criticism from civil society.
topic advertising techniques
message
legitimacy
efficiency
acceptability
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