The Ins and Outs of Business and Professional Discourse Research 2016
DOI: 10.1057/9781137507686_13
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Dissociative Identities: A Multi-modal Discourse Analysis of TV Commercials of Italian Products in Italy and in the USA

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“…For this reason, academic efforts were initially confined to the syntactic analysis of English texts in many disciplines because it is easier to test readability measures based on the average number of words used per sentence, the average number of syllables per word, and the percentage of difficult words in the text and other items. Besides, Di Ferrante et al (2018) studied the syntactic analysis of Walmart’s annual reports’ narrative section. They found that sharp changes concerned the decrease of linguistic material by comparing the amount of coordination over the years.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For this reason, academic efforts were initially confined to the syntactic analysis of English texts in many disciplines because it is easier to test readability measures based on the average number of words used per sentence, the average number of syllables per word, and the percentage of difficult words in the text and other items. Besides, Di Ferrante et al (2018) studied the syntactic analysis of Walmart’s annual reports’ narrative section. They found that sharp changes concerned the decrease of linguistic material by comparing the amount of coordination over the years.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…È interessante rilevare che, mentre nelle strategie di social media marketing destinate al mercato americano Barilla enfatizzi il connubio tra i propri prodotti e il loro consumo in un ambiente familiare, il confronto tra le campagne pubblicitarie andate in onda in America e in Italia nel 2013 (vale a dire più o meno nel periodo considerato in questo studio) ha evidenziato come le immagini della casa e della famiglia risultino predominanti negli spot televisivi destinati al nostro paese e non in quelli trasmessi negli Stati Uniti (dove il marchio viene associato all'idea della seduzione, della sofisticatezza e del buon gusto) (DiFerrante et al 2016). Una possibile spiegazione per questa scelta (che mette in luce la possibilità per le aziende di diversificare i propri messaggi promozionali servendosi di canali comunicativi differenti) può essere costituita dalla volontà del marchio emiliano di non distaccarsi troppo, per quanto riguarda l'ambito televisivo italiano, dalla campagna pubblicitaria del 1985 (ideata da Young e Rubicam) resa famosa dallo slogan "Dove c'è Barilla c'è casa".Parole per mangiare.…”
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