2002
DOI: 10.3917/cis.112.0123
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Communication publicitaire et consommation d'objet dans la société moderne

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“…With regard to the individualism–collectivism dimension, our data show that American and Spanish newspaper advertising tend to generally emphasize individualistic appeals. These findings are consistent with the notion that advertising emerges in the space of individualism (Sacriste, 2002: 130), as well as with the empirical assumption that individualistic values have spread throughout advertising discourse in the last decades. Specifically, the picture emerging from the sample is a value system focused on individual consumers that cherish hedonism, uniqueness, leadership and the fulfilling of their own needs.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 90%
“…With regard to the individualism–collectivism dimension, our data show that American and Spanish newspaper advertising tend to generally emphasize individualistic appeals. These findings are consistent with the notion that advertising emerges in the space of individualism (Sacriste, 2002: 130), as well as with the empirical assumption that individualistic values have spread throughout advertising discourse in the last decades. Specifically, the picture emerging from the sample is a value system focused on individual consumers that cherish hedonism, uniqueness, leadership and the fulfilling of their own needs.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 90%