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==Commercial analysis==
 
==Commercial analysis==
Groups will analyze [http://tcf.ua.edu/EO/DV/Commercials_20130210SimpsonsEp.php a commercial from a 2013 episode of ''The Simpsons'']. You should first identify the meanings or polysemy attached to the advertised commodity and then you should identify the persuasive style used to present that polysemy.
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Groups will analyze [https://vimeo.com/347838197 a commercial from a 2013 episode of ''The Simpsons'']. You should first identify the meanings or polysemy attached to the advertised commodity and then you should identify the persuasive style used to present that polysemy.
  
 
===Commercials from ''The Simpsons'' (2/10/2013)===
 
===Commercials from ''The Simpsons'' (2/10/2013)===
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==Alternative commercial analysis==
 
==Alternative commercial analysis==
 
From ''The New Adventures of Old Christine'' (2006).
 
From ''The New Adventures of Old Christine'' (2006).

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The Polysemy of Commodities

  1. Luxury, leisure and conspicuous consumption
  2. Individualism
  3. The natural
  4. Folk culture and tradition
  5. Novelty and progress
  6. Sexuality and romance
  7. Alleviation of pain, fear/anxiety and guilt
  8. Utopia and escape from dystopia

The Persuasive Style of Commercials

  1. Metaphor
  2. Utopian style
  3. Product differentiation and superiority
  4. Repetition and redundancy
  5. Extraordinary and excessive style: “televisuality” and counter television
  6. Graphics and animation
  7. Violating reality (special effects)
  8. Reflexivity and intertextuality

Commercial analysis

Groups will analyze a commercial from a 2013 episode of The Simpsons. You should first identify the meanings or polysemy attached to the advertised commodity and then you should identify the persuasive style used to present that polysemy.

Commercials from The Simpsons (2/10/2013)

Alternative commercial analysis

From The New Adventures of Old Christine (2006).

Bibliography

  1. Jeremy G. Butler, Television: Visual Storytelling and Screen Culture (New York: Routledge, 2018).

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