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A. Berger

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    Media, Myth, and Society
    The Objects of Affection
    • 2012

      Media, Myth, and Society

      • 133 pages
      • 5 hours of reading

      By employing a cultural lens, the book delves into the impact of classical myths on various aspects of society, including psychoanalytic theory and both elite and popular culture. Berger analyzes a range of topics, from the Oedipus Myth to contemporary icons like James Bond and Star Wars, as well as traditional fairy tales, highlighting their relevance in everyday life and historical contexts.

      Media, Myth, and Society
    • 2010

      The Objects of Affection

      Semiotics and Consumer Culture

      • 198 pages
      • 7 hours of reading
      3.2(32)Add rating

      The book explores the semiotic meanings behind everyday consumer objects and their perceived 'sacredness' within consumerist societies. Arthur Asa Berger employs semiotic theory to analyze and deconstruct consumer culture, revealing intriguing insights into how meaning is constructed and understood in relation to consumption.

      The Objects of Affection