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Advertising Ethics, CourseSmart eTextbook
Edward SpenceCharles Sturt University
Brett Van HeekerenCharles Sturt University
Michael Boylan, Series Editor, Basic Ethics in Action SeriesMarymount University

ISBN-10: 013128892X
ISBN-13:  9780131288928

Publisher:  Pearson
Copyright:  2005
Format:  Electronic Book; 160 pp
Published:  09/15/2004
Status: Available


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Table of Contents

I. ETHICS AND APPLIED ETHICS.

 1. Ethical Reasoning and Ethical Principles.

 2. Codes of Ethics and Codes of Practice.

II. WHAT IS ADVERTISING?

 3. The Nature of Advertising.

 4. Advertising and the Media.

 5. Advertising and the Community.

III. CURRENT ISSUES AND TRENDS IN ADVERTISING.

 6. Truth in Advertising.

 7. Stereotyping and Targeting.

 8. Endorsements and Testimonials.

 9. The Ethics of Time and Space.

10. The Digital Explosion and Its Implications.

IV. WHY ADVERTISING SOMETIMES GOES BAD.

11. The Commodification of Values and the Trivilisation of Social Issues.

V. HOW CAN ADVERTISING BE MADE GOOD?

12. Ethical Advertising.



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Edward Spence is a Research Fellow at the Centre for Applied Philosophy and Public Ethics at Charles Sturt University, Canberra, Australia.

Brett Van Heekeren is a lecturer in Advertising and Course Co-ordinator for the BA Communication – Commercial Radio, in the School of Communication at Charles Sturt University, Bathurst, Australia.

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