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IP Movies: Symbol Consumption, Alienated Symbol Consumption and Meaning Construction

Yixin Publisher, 2023
IP movies are the mainstream of Chinese film and television today, and they are purely commercial films from the operation mode to the measurement standards. The rapid development of IP films is mainly driven by the commercial market, but the cultural logic behind it is mainly the added value carried by the symbolization of goods. The consumption of IP
Qing Liu, Sen Yang
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Mapping Symbolic (Anti-) Consumption [PDF]

open access: yesJournal of Business Research, 2009
Rejection is at the heart of anti-consumption and is therefore key to some of the central relationships in symbolic consumption. However, researchers find rejection difficult to study because of the lack of material traces. This article draws on earlier frameworks to develop a new integrated and expanded conceptualization in order to achieve a more ...
Margaret K Hogg
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Developmental Recognition of Consumption Symbolism

Journal of Consumer Research, 1982
Communicating through consumption choices involves decoding information about others based upon observations of their consumption behavior. Using photographs of automobiles and houses, the ability to recognize consumption symbolism is examined in six age groups and compared between males/females and “higher”/“lower” social-class subjects.
Belk, Russell W   +2 more
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Symbolic Media Consumption

MedienJournal, 2017
Mehr als jemals zuvor sind Konsumpraktiken Ausdruck individueller Selbstkonzepte. Das trifft in gleicher Weise auch auf Mediennutzungsgewohnheiten zu. Medien werden damit selbst zu „Zutaten“ für die eigene Identitätsarbeit, dies umso mehr als Mediennutzungspräferenzen zunehmend in sozialen Medien gezeigt werden.
Medienjournal Archiv   +2 more
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Symbolic Media Consumption

MedienJournal, 2016
Mehr als jemals zuvor sind Konsumpraktiken Ausdruck individueller Selbstkonzepte. Das trifft in gleicher Weise auch auf Mediennutzungsgewohnheiten zu. Medien werden damit selbst zu „Zutaten“ fu?r die eigene Identitätsarbeit, dies umso mehr als Mediennutzungspräferenzen zunehmend in sozialen Medien gezeigt werden.
Förster, Kati   +2 more
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Symbolic Consumption in Teenagers' Clothing Choices

Journal of Consumer Behaviour, 2004
AbstractThe importance of the symbolic properties of goods has been explored in depth among adult consumers, but there has been less attention given to the symbolic consumption of young people. This study explores the subject of symbolic consumption with specific reference to clothing in the teenage market.
Maria G Piacentini
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The effects of status consumption and conspicuous consumption on perceived symbolic status

Journal of Marketing Theory and Practice, 2021
This study aims to propose and test a framework for status consumption in the context of perceived symbolic status.
Onur Sahin, Suphan Nasir
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Symbolic Consumption in the Online World

2020
Symbolic consumption is defined as a process by which people use symbols—products and brands—to construct and communicate ideas about themselves; to transmit identity on the social stage. With this in mind, it is interesting to consider the phenomenon of fashion influencers for a deeper understanding of the concept of symbolic consumption; a phenomenon
Maria-Teresa Gordillo-Rodriguez   +1 more
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Symbolic Consumption in Upscale Cafés

Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Research, 2016
The growth in premium coffee consumption in South Korea along with increased incomes and lifestyle changes has created important opportunities for marketers to target customers in the international market. To take advantage of these opportunities, it is critical to understand the underlying factors that motivate Gen Y coffee consumers in Korea in order
Donghee Kim, Soocheong (Shawn) Jang
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Children's Recognition of Consumption Symbolism in Children's Products

Journal of Consumer Research, 1984
The development of children's abilities to recognize consumption symbolism has been examined using adults' products, but not using children's products. The present study examines children's perceptions of the users of children's products and tests hypotheses concerning the effects of age, sex, social class, and sibling influence.
Belk, Russell   +2 more
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