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245 00 $aAd nauseam :$ba survivor's guide to American consumer culture /$cedited by Carrie McLaren and Jason Torchinsky.
250 $a1st ed.
260 $aNew York :$bFaber and Faber,$c2009.
300 $axxiii, 339 p. :$bill. ;$c21 cm.
500 $aIncludes articles from their blog, Stay Free! (blog.stayfreemagazine.org), with some articles written for the book.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references.
505 00 $tForeword --$tPreface --$g1.$tHow Advertising Works --$tThe Evolution of Advertising --$tThe Psychology of Advertising: We're All Apes --$tAdvertising: The Ultimate Dog Whisperer --$tImage is Everything: Why the Adman Prefers Pictures --$tTruth in Advertising Case Study: Baby Videos (or, Humans' Capacity for Believing the Unbelievable) --$tBrand Magic --$tKey Questions --$g2.$tHow Consumer Culture Shapes People --$tYour Ad Here: As Advertisers Race to Cover Every Available Surface, Are They Making Us Insane? --$tA Slow-Creeping Brain Death: Is Consumer Culture Rotting Our Minds? --$tLanguage Skills Then and Now --$tI'm with the Brand: The Consumer as Fan --$tDisneyaniacs! An Interview with the Little Mermaid's Biggest Fan --$tRegarding Media Violence: Why Do We Have Such a Tough Time Believing that People Imitate What They Watch? --$tThe Media Made Them Do It --$tThe Media Made Me Do It --$tKey Questions --$g3.$tConsumer Culture and Society --$tShopping for Cancer: Why Economists Love Bellyaches, Bedbugs, and Broken Homes --$tL.A. Law: How Hollywood is Shaping Our Legal System --$tHow Do Kids Read Commercials? --$tOn Advertising: Sut Jhally Versus James Twitchell --$tDid Somebody Say "Community"? --$tA Vehicle for Comparison: The Volkswagen as a Measure of All Things --$tKey Questions --$g4.$tBehind the Scenes --$tMy Very Special Trip to the Nike Store --$tHow to Tell You're a Details Reader (and Other Secrets of Magazine Advertising) --$tI'm Dreaming of a White National Cheese Day --$tShopping Spies: Why is That Man Staring at Me? --$tCoca-Cola and the Case of the Disappearing Water Glass --$tKey Questions --$g5.$tDown the Memory Hole --$tGrave Revisionism: Advertising Resurrects the Dead --$tSubliminal Seduction: How Did the Uproar over Subliminal Manipulation Affect the Ad Industry? --$tThe Idiot Consumer: Advertisers Once Described Typical Consumers as Barnyard Animals and Morons, but Then They Got "Savvy" --$tEverything I Learned About Life I Learned from Medical Marketing --$tCorporate Mascots, Then and Now --$tKey Questions --$g6.$tAdventures in Medialand --$tBuyer Beware: How Do Supermarket Shoppers React When You Place Foreign Objects in Their Baskets? --$tTrue Gentleman Urinates on Dumpster: Jason Torchinsky Tours the Playboy Mansion --$tLetter to the Creative Pretzel Eater's Club --$tAnal-yzing Car Consumption --$tPrankster Sir Jon Hargrave Speaks --$tMeBay!: eBay for Fun and Profit --$tDrive-thru Entertainment --$tKey Questions --$tPostscript --$tNotes --$tAcknowledgments
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