1. Introduction: Fundamentals and Starting Points 2. The Fetishism of Commodities 3. The Valorisation of Consciousness 4. The Codes of the Audience 5. Advertising Codes and Fetishism 6. Conclusion: Advertising, Religion and the Mediation of Meaning
Sut Jhally teaches at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst.
"presents a detailed analysis of the specific political economy of the commercial, examining the way that, during advertising time on television, meaning is not only being generated in the relation between people and commercial messages, but is framed by the valorization of that watching activity." -- Journal of Economic Literature
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