An edition of Ethik, Werbung, Mediengewalt (1997)

Ethik, Werbung, Mediengewalt

Werbung im Umfeld von Gewalt im Fernsehen : eine sozialethische Programmatik

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An edition of Ethik, Werbung, Mediengewalt (1997)

Ethik, Werbung, Mediengewalt

Werbung im Umfeld von Gewalt im Fernsehen : eine sozialethische Programmatik

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Verlag Reinhard Fischer
Language
German
Pages
309

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Subjects

Advertising, Consumer behavior, Manipulative behavior, Moral and ethical aspects, Moral and ethical aspects of Advertising, Psychological aspects, Psychological aspects of Advertising, Violence on television
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Ethik, Werbung, Mediengewalt: Werbung im Umfeld von Gewalt im Fernsehen : eine sozialethische Programmatik
1997, Verlag Reinhard Fischer
in German

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Edition Notes

Originally presented as the author's thesis (doctoral)--Universität München, 1997 under the title: Sozialethische Perspektiven für Wirtschaft und Medien : Werbung im Umfeld von gewalthaltigen Filmen im Fernsehen.

Includes bibliographical references.

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München

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Library of Congress
HF5822 .B64 1997

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309 p.
Number of pages
309

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OL19485761M
ISBN 10
3889272118

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