Extent: | Online-Ressource (610 p) |
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Type of publication: | Book / Working Paper |
Language: | English |
Notes: | Description based upon print version of record Cover; Dedication; Contents; Foreword; Introduction : Ideas of a Major Marketing Man; I. A LIFE IN THE MARKETPLACE; Chapter 1. Stalking the Amphisbaena (1996); Chapter 2. The Exemplary Research (1953); II. MARKETING; Chapter 3. Broadening the Concept of Marketing (1969); Chapter 4. Cigarette Smoking and the Public Interest (1963); Chapter 5. What Kind of Corporate Objectives ? (1966); Chapter 6. Beyond Marketing : The Furthering Concept (1969); Chapter 7. Demarketing, Yes, Demarketing (1971); Chapter 8. Marketing and Aesthetics (1974) Chapter 9. Marcology 101, or the Domain of Marketing (1976)Chapter 10. A Rejoinder: Toward a Broader Concept of Marketing's Role in Social Order (1979); Chapter 11. The Heart of Quality Service (1989); Chapter 12. Absolute Ethics, Relatively Speaking (1993); III. PRODUCTS AND BRANDS; Chapter 13. The Product and the Brand (1955); Chapter 14. Brands, Trademarks, and the Law (1981); Chapter 15. The Two Tiers of Marketing (1990); Chapter 16. Marketing Stages in Developing Nations (1991); Chapter 17. Defending the Dowager: Communication Strategie s for Declining Main Brands (1993) IV. THE SYMBOLIC NATURE OF MARKETINGChapter 18. Symbols for Sale (1959); Chapter 19. Symbols of Substance, Source, and Sorcery (1960); Chapter 20. Symbolism and Life Style (1963); Chapter 21. The Public Image of Government Agencies (1963); Chapter 22. Imagery and Symbolism (1973); Chapter 23. Myth and Meaning in Marketing (1974); Chapter 24. Symbols, Selves, and Others (1981); Chapter 25. Meanings in Advertising Stimuli (1986); Chapter 26. Semiotician Ordinaire (1987); V CONSUMER ANALYSES AND OBSERVATIONS; Chapter 27. Constructing Consumer Behavior: A Grand Template (1991) Chapter 28. The Cake Eaters (1957)Chapter 29. Looking at the Ladies, Lately (1960); Chapter 30. Phases in Changing Interpersonal Relations (1962); Chapter 31. Social Class and Consumer Behavior (1966); Chapter 32. Psychosocial Reactions to the Abundant Society (1967); Chapter 33. The Discretionary Society (1970); Chapter 34. Emotional Reactions to the Cutting of Trees (1973); Chapter 35. Consumer Behavior in the United States (1977); Chapter 36. Arts Consumers and Aesthetic Attributes (1980); Chapter 37. Social Division and Aesthetic Specialization: The Middle Class and Musical Events (1980) Chapter 38. Psychosocial Themes in Consumer Grooming Rituals (1983)Chapter 39. Synchrony and Diachrony in Product Perceptions (1983); Chapter 40. Consumer Behavior in the United States:The Avid Consumer (1987); Chapter 41. Effect of Recent Economic Experienceson Consumer Dreams, Goals, and Behavior in the United States (1987); Chapter 42. Giving Voice to the Gift: The Use of Projective Techniques to Recover Lost Meanings (1993); Chapter 43. Cultural Harmonies and Variations (1993); VI. QUALITATIVE METHODS OF MARKETING STUDY; Chapter 44. Qualitative Research (1994) Chapter 45. Motivation Research (1987) Electronic reproduction; Available via World Wide Web |
ISBN: | 978-0-7619-1697-0 ; 978-1-4522-6459-2 ; 978-0-7619-1697-0 |
Source: | ECONIS - Online Catalogue of the ZBW |
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