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Seriality in Advertising Communication

Chapter
Publication Date:
2026
Short description:
Seriality in Advertising Communication / Codeluppi, V. (LITERARY CRITICISM AND CULTURAL THEORY). - In: Serial Fiction in the Western World: History and Theory / [a cura di] Ragone, Giovanni Rafele, Antonio. - New York : Routledge, 2026. - ISBN 9781041067917. - pp. 273-283 [10.4324/9781003637103-25]
abstract:
Advertising has historically developed a particularly strong connection with seriality because this technique improves advertising’s capacity to achieve the corporate goals of product promotion which it constantly pursues. This chapter therefore looks at the main stages in the evolution of advertising in order to show how the strong link between advertising and seriality has developed over time. Since the world of advertising has generated a vast quantity of messages, we have narrowed our field of observation and have focused on some of the most significant cases of serial messaging in the history of Italian advertising, among other things because, on the one hand, Italian advertising falls within the scope of the evolution of international advertising but, on the other, it has its own distinctive features.
Iris type:
Capitolo/Saggio
Keywords:
seriality, advertising, media, communication, Italy
List of contributors:
Codeluppi, Vanni
Authors of the University:
CODELUPPI Vanni
Handle:
https://iris.unimore.it/handle/11380/1401299
Book title:
Serial Fiction in the Western World: History and Theory
Published in:
LITERARY CRITICISM AND CULTURAL THEORY
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