How language in advertising has changed over the decades

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Case study

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5 pages

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.doc

Published date :

03/12/2009

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Table of Contents How language in advertising has changed over the decades Table of Contents

 
  1. Introduction.
  2. Unravelling commercial speech.
  3. Analysisng advertizing.
    1. Difference between old and new customers.
    2. The 1970's advertisement for Western Air Lines.
    3. The use of language in the late 1980's.
    4. The use of language in the late 1990's.
  4. The reduction in the use of language in advertizing.
  5. Conclusion.
  6. Bibliography.

Abstract

Like ball players with their bats, or librarians with their books, advertisers look to a versatile collection of contrivances for seducing an audience. Advertisers look to words and language as their way of capturing the attention, and hopefully the dollar of those who are exposed to it. The way the language is assembled and put together makes all the difference in how effective the advertisement will be. Infallible adjectives like luxurious and irresistible are used, in addition to ageless phrases like a lifetime of satisfaction or right at your fingertips. (Bayan 2006). advertising is a medium that does a lot to shape our culture, many resources are spent in creating effective advertising, and its effects can be broad reaching within our societies. Throughout the decades, the language of commercialism has become increasingly loud, and the language of high culture has become increasingly quiet.

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