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Tricks of the Trade: The Performance and Interpretation of Authenticity
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Power and the Production of Subjects: A Genealogy of the New Man and the New Lad
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The Engine's in the Front, But its Heart's in the Same Place: Advertising, Nostalgia, and the Construction of Commodities as Realms of Memory
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Dispelling myths, motivating action
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Identity Construction: New Issues, New Directions
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“Feminism” as Ideology: Sarah Palin’s Anti-feminist Feminism and Ideology Critique
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Affecting Adolescence: Scrutinizing the Link between Advertising and Segmentation
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“Going Green”
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‘Feminism rules! Now, where’s my swimsuit?’ Re-evaluating feminist discourse in print media 1968–2008
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Wife/mother/daughter-in-law: multiple avatars of homemaker in 1990s Indian advertising
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Book reviews
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I Can Get Any Job and Feel Like a Butterfly! Symbolic Violence in the TV Advertising of Jenny Craig
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Fair Trade's Dual Aspect
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Single- and Multi-Ideology Marketing in the Province of Quebec in the Early Twentieth Century
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Glocal Conservatism
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Women’s Bodies as Sites of Control
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Are Contemporary Media Images Which Seem to Display Women as Sexually Empowered Actually Harmful to Women?
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Managed Not Missing
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Race and Ideology: African-American Images in Television Advertising
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Empowerment/Sexism: Figuring Female Sexual Agency in Contemporary Advertising
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From “Farming Daughters” to “Virgin Brides”
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Assessing the sociology of sport: On media, advertising and the commodification of culture
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Employment Ads
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Critical Respect: The Difficulties and Dilemmas of Agency and ‘Choice’ for Feminism
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Selfies, Image and the Re-making of the Body
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Prison, technology, and consumption: A visual study of the use of electronic commerce strategies in the inmate package industry
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Beyond the `Sexualization of Culture' Thesis: An Intersectional Analysis of `Sixpacks',`Midriffs' and `Hot Lesbians' in Advertising
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Flogging sexual transgression: Interrogating the costs of the ‘Fifty Shades effect’
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Textual Spaces, Social Identities and Race in Singapore Advertising
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Postfeminist media culture
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The art of producing consumers: A critical textual analysis of post-communist Polish advertising
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The substance of consumption
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If You Are the One : Dating shows and feminist politics in contemporary China
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Currencies of Commercial Exchange
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Jack Daniel's America
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Marketing blackness
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