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, 2008 A conceptual framework for understanding the social dynamics surrounding how products acquire symbolic value. Implications for strategy research.
RAVASI, DAVIDE, RINDOVA V.
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, 2023 This encyclopedia is the most comprehensive and updated source of reference in tourism research and practice. It covers both traditional and emerging concepts and terms and is fully international in its scope. Some 769 entries by 871 internationally renowned experts.
Maspoli, Rossella
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Current Opinion in Psychology, 2019
Research on symbolic consumption and status signaling has primarily examined how consumers spend money on possessions that display their identity and status. We review research suggesting that the way in which consumers spend their time can also serve as a form of conspicuous consumption.
Anat, Keinan +2 more
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Research on symbolic consumption and status signaling has primarily examined how consumers spend money on possessions that display their identity and status. We review research suggesting that the way in which consumers spend their time can also serve as a form of conspicuous consumption.
Anat, Keinan +2 more
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The Journal of Value InquiryMonuments, objects, and even individuals, can be interpreted as symbols of freedom (e.g. the statue of liberty, the historical figure of Nelson Mandela). But can freedom itself have symbolic value (and unfreedom symbolic disvalue)?
Intropi, Pietro
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American Journal of Psychiatry, 1975
Defining "symbol" as that which draws together and unites experience and "myth" as a cluster of symbols set in dramatic form, the author discusses the lack of both symbols and myths in contemporary sociaty. This lack had led to a disintegration of commonly held values and, ultimately, to a great need for psychotherapy on the part of individuals seeking
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Defining "symbol" as that which draws together and unites experience and "myth" as a cluster of symbols set in dramatic form, the author discusses the lack of both symbols and myths in contemporary sociaty. This lack had led to a disintegration of commonly held values and, ultimately, to a great need for psychotherapy on the part of individuals seeking
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2012 7th International Workshop on Automation of Software Test (AST), 2012
This paper discusses and exemplifies our ideas on all-values symbolic execution, an alternative strategy to the traditional all-paths style of symbolic execution. All-values symbolic execution focuses on enumerating the (symbolic) values that may derive from the symbolic execution of program statements.
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This paper discusses and exemplifies our ideas on all-values symbolic execution, an alternative strategy to the traditional all-paths style of symbolic execution. All-values symbolic execution focuses on enumerating the (symbolic) values that may derive from the symbolic execution of program statements.
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Journal of the American Philosophical Association, 2019
AbstractWhen a symbol is a marker of a primary bearer of value and, secondarily, a bearer of value itself, then it has symbolic value. Philosophers have long been suspicious of symbolic values, often regarding them as illusory or irrelevant. I suggest that arguments against symbolic values either overgeneralize or else require premises that can only be
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AbstractWhen a symbol is a marker of a primary bearer of value and, secondarily, a bearer of value itself, then it has symbolic value. Philosophers have long been suspicious of symbolic values, often regarding them as illusory or irrelevant. I suggest that arguments against symbolic values either overgeneralize or else require premises that can only be
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The role of symbols in value cocreation
Marketing Theory, 2014This article explores the role of symbols in value cocreation in order to develop a deeper understanding of how actors communicate, interact, and reconcile perspectives as they integrate and exchange resources to create value for themselves and for others.
Akaka, M. +6 more
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Multi-valued symbolic model-checking
ACM Transactions on Software Engineering and Methodology, 2003This article introduces the concept of multi-valued model-checking and describes a multi-valued symbolic model-checker, ΧChek. Multi-valued model-checking is a generalization of classical model-checking, useful for analyzing models that contain uncertainty (lack of essential information) or inconsistency
Marsha Chechik +3 more
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Symbolic evaluation and the global value graph
Proceedings of the 4th ACM SIGACT-SIGPLAN symposium on Principles of programming languages - POPL '77, 1977This paper is concerned with difficult global flow problems which require the symbolic evaluation of programs. We use, as is common in global flow analysis, a model in which the expressions computed are specified, but the flow of control is indicated only by a directed graph whose nodes are blocks of assignment statements.
John H. Reif, Harry R. Lewis
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