Week 8 CCC Flashcards

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What makes up the advertising triad?

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1: the advertisers
2: the media
3. the advertisign agencies

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How did advertising agencies operate in the early 20th century

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in the early 20th century advert agencies would charge 15% commision, and in exhange would provide a full service of all marketing communications like door to door
in store merchandising
market research etc…
this has changed over time because of changing media landsacpes and regulations.

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What are Media Service Conglomerates

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they took over once full service ad agencies began to fragment
they own many creative agencies and media agencies

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What are aesthetics

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the philosophical study of beauty and taste ,but usually we tlak about visual appeal of the way something looks through stylization: colour, texture and the overall way things are visually desinged

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5
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what do aesthetics convey and waht are examples

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moods and ideas, think clean girl or Y2K
they are used to tap into certain market segments

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What did berger say about consumer cultures

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the issue of not act of consumerism, the issue is that our social and moral values are premsied around consumerism

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What is consumer culture

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the expansion of commodity production leading to socieities full of goods and services and places

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8
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How is success defined in consumer cultures

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defined by being the person who has the most stuff

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9
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What does consumer culture make lifestyle

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a life project that displays individuality through consumption and collection of goods

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What are the three forms of cultural capital

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insitutioanlized (Educational attainment
objectified (possesion of certain cultural goods)
embodied (pelples values, skills, knowledge and tastes)

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What is habitus

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a product of your environemnt that influences your tastes and aesthetic preferences or the embodiment of cultural capital
when we are outside our habitus we may feel uncomfy

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What is peterson and kerns theory of Cultural Omnivores

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if rich people continue to consume both low and high class cultures then eventually the distinctions between cultures will disappear overtime
if middle class people can become cultural omnivores they can more easily move up to the upper class, increasing social mobility
others say this another form of snobbery however

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What is Veblens theory of conspicious consumption

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this theory says that the ultra wealthy of the industrial age used conspicious consumption to show off how much money they had

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14
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What is postmodernism

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the rejection of meta narratives or the idea of one truth

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What is de-differentiation

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describes the blurring of categories in advertising, but this concept expands this to politics, gender, as well as commercials that are disguised as programming

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16
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what is fragmentation

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in post modern times, it can be hard to tell what an advertisment or what a product is, what is consuemr fantasy or reality

17
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what is the self cultivation thesis

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you create your tastes through agency

18
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Is class dead according to postmodernism

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With the interent and social media: it is true in some respects, people are often open to experiment with the sort of things they consume but will always be limited by budgets and class status

19
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Whats the problem with consuemrism

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its an agenda pushed by advertisers and media
the damge is that it focuses on private and individualistc solutions to social problems
it puts pressure on people to spend money they dont have

20
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Does consumerism tap into national identity

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some coutnries are targeted differently than others

21
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what is corporate nationalism

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a process that seeks to capitalize upon the nation as a source of collective identification
it uses the currencty of the nation, like symbols, images, stereotypes, and memroeis as part of the rbanding strategy