Religion and Perception of Offense in Advertising explores the intersection of religion, culture, and advertising communication. More than a study of advertising, the book examines how religious beliefs, spiritual values, and cultural contexts shape perceptions of what is considered offensive or acceptable in advertising messages. Taking a comparative approach, it investigates the religious and symbolic factors that influence the reception of advertising among Animist, Christian, and Muslim communities. It examines how these groups interpret the images, language, and values presented in advertising campaigns, highlighting why certain messages may be perceived as acceptable, neutral, or offensive. The book also offers a critical reflection on the ethical and social role of advertising in pluralistic societies and the challenges brands face when communicating with culturally and religiously diverse audiences.
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -Religion and Perception of Offense in Advertising explores the intersection of religion, culture, and advertising communication. More than a study of advertising, the book examines how religious beliefs, spiritual values, and cultural contexts shape perceptions of what is considered offensive or acceptable in advertising messages. Taking a comparative approach, it investigates the religious and symbolic factors that influence the reception of advertising among Animist, Christian, and Muslim communities. It examines how these groups interpret the images, language, and values presented in advertising campaigns, highlighting why certain messages may be perceived as acceptable, neutral, or offensive. The book also offers a critical reflection on the ethical and social role of advertising in pluralistic societies and the challenges brands face when communicating with culturally and religiously diverse audiences. 220 pp. Englisch. Seller Inventory # 9786630352061