Advertising theory / edited by Shelly Rodgers and Esther Thorson.

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Published: New York : Routledge, 2012.
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Series:Routledge communication series.
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Table of Contents:
  • Perspectives on advertising and advertising theory
  • What does "theories of advertising" mean? / by Esther Thorson and Shelly Rodgers
  • Coloring outside the lines : suggestions for making advertising theory more meaningful / by Ronald J. Faber, Brittany R. L. Duff, and Xiaoli Nan
  • Agency practitioners? : theories about advertising / by Gergely Nyilasy and Leonard N. Reid
  • Psychological processes in response to advertisements
  • The elaboration likelihood model : a thirty-year review / by David W. Schumann, Michael Kotowski, Ho-Young (Anthony) Ahn, and Curtis P. Haugtvedt
  • The role of emotion in processing advertising / by Larry Percy
  • Theories of emotion and affect in marketing communications / by Jon D. Morris
  • Psychological and psychophysiological theories of advertising / by Paul Bolls, Kevin Wise, and Sam Bradley
  • Involvement / by Eric Haley
  • Specific audiences
  • A theory of advertising to children / by Russell Laczniak and Les Carlson
  • Theory advancement in international advertising : drawing on theories from strategic management and international business / by Charles R. Taylor, Shintaro Okazaki
  • How advertising works within a cultural context : theories and framework informing the process / by Carrie La Ferle and Wei-Na Lee
  • The reflexive game : how target and agent persuasion knowledge influence advertising persuasion / by Michelle R. Nelson and Chang Dae Ham
  • Different types of advertising messages
  • Creativity and ad theory / by Sheila L. Sasser and Scott Koslow
  • Creativity and risk theories of advertising by douglas c. west, university of london
  • A rhetorical theory of the advertisement / by Edward F. McQuarrie and Barbara J. Phillips
  • Narrative advertisements and narrative processing / by ChingChing Chang
  • Working toward an understanding of persuasion via engaging narrative advertising : refining the transportation- imagery model / by Lu Zheng and Joseph E. Phelps
  • Direct-to-consumer advertising of prescription drugs : consumers, physicians, messages and complexity / by Kim Bartel Sheehan
  • Theory building for online health product advertising / by Jisu Huh and Wonsun Shin
  • Political advertising / by Marjolein Moorman and Peter Neijens
  • Media and media devices
  • Media analysis and decision-making / by Hugh M. Cannon
  • Managing non-traditional advertising : a message processing framework / by Rick T. Wilson and Brian D. Till
  • Role of technology in online persuasion : a main model perspective / by S. Shyam Sundar, Qian Xu and Xue Dou
  • Lessons learned for teaching mobile advertising : critical review and future directions / by Shintaro Okazaki
  • In-game advertising and advergames : a critical review of the past decade?s research / by Seounmi Youn and Mira Lee
  • Social media and advertising theory / by Harshavardhan Gangadharbatla
  • Organizations
  • Toward a social ecology of advertising / by Christine Wright-Isak
  • Brand concepts and advertising / by Dean M. Krugman and Jameson L. Hayes
  • I know it when i see it : the definability and consequences of perceived fit in corporate social responsibility initiatives / by Amanda B. Bower and Stacy Landreth Grau
  • Contexts of advertising
  • Ethics and advertising theory / by Minette E. Drumwright
  • Theory and law / by Jef Richards
  • Four theories of how imc works / by Sandra Moriarty and Don Schultz
  • Theories about health and advertising / by Joyce M. Wolburg
  • The future of advertising theories
  • Human barriers to using theory and research on responses to advertising messages / by Ivan L. Preston
  • Toward theories of advertising : where do we go from here? / by Marla B. Royne
  • Advancing advertising theories and scholarship / by Hairong Li
  • Adventures in misplaced theories / by Herbert Jack Rotfeld
  • Imc, advertising research, and the advertising discipline / by Patricia B. Rose.