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Catttt Posted 7 years ago
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social cause advertising

1. Does "socially grounded art" mean "art rooted in social issues" i.e. "social art"?


2. Does "charity advertising" mean "advertisements of charity institutions that encourage people to help the homeless and the poor" or "the advertisements that do not expect money return and for example warn about the warming of earth"?


3. Does "social cause advertising" mean "social advertising"?

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From this vantage point, consumer advertising seems to qualify as a more socially grounded art, although it rarely carries the same sort of social and political messages of the art-engagé of the early twentieth-century avantgarde. This is left to charity advertising, social cause advertising and political advertising.

  

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catttt 1. Does "social cause advertising" mean "social advertising"? I don't think I know what "social advertising" is, but these do not seem to me to be the same thing.

  • catttt 1.
  • Does "social cause advertising" mean "social advertising"?
  • I don't think I know what "social advertising" is, but these do not seem to me to be the same thing.
  • Social cause advertising is advertising that encourages conservation of resources like water, or encourages people to give blood, or discourages smoking, taking drugs, using plastic, or wearing furs.
  • catttt 2.
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catttt1. Does "social cause advertising" mean "social advertising"?

I don't think I know what "social advertising" is, but these do not seem to me to be the same thing.

Social cause advertising is advertising that encourages conservation of resources like water, or encourages people to give blood, or discourages smoking, taking drugs, using pla

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