International audienceWhen the “instruction to imagine” changes the communication on winesThis article investigates the impact of instructions to imagine the wine terroir has on attitude towards advertisingand wine brands in the context of the new amendment of Evin law. Emphasis is set on the role played by quantity,vivacity and development of mental images in this type of communication. A quantitative research is carriedout on Bordeaux wines. The results highlight the fact that the presence of instructions to imagine wine terroirattributes induces an attitude more favorable towards advertising and brands, compared to an advertisementcontaining no instructions. This approach allows us to open new perspectives of research in this field not y...
This study aims to examine the effectiveness of the communication of the region of origin – through ...
International audienceThe present article aims at investigating the discursive pressures at the phra...
International audienceThis paper aims at showing that the bottle of wine is not any more one simple ...
International audienceWhen the law relating to the fight against smoking and alco- holism, or more c...
International audienceAnalysing “sensitive communication” through immanentism is a well-spread metho...
International audienceAnalysing “sensitive communication” through immanentism is a well-spread metho...
International audienceTo speak about wine is obviously a sign of socialization, but is also a trend,...
National audienceThis article offers a reflection on the concept of “terroir”. This word has no exac...
Nous assistons depuis les années 1990 à une modification des représentations associées au vin. L’obj...
International audienceArtification strategies in luxury: the case of prestige winesThis research is ...
International audienceThe cultural discourse surrounding wine tasting has both a pragmatic and a cog...
In today’s consumer society, the wine has gone from being the staple diet to become one of the signs...
Introduction: The knowledge accrued through research in the domain of crossmodal correspondences has...
The image of wine in the Midi-Pyrénées region : must novelty be passed under silence ? Is the renewa...
Cet article étudie certaines pratiques d’artification, c’est-à-dire de transformation du « non art »...
This study aims to examine the effectiveness of the communication of the region of origin – through ...
International audienceThe present article aims at investigating the discursive pressures at the phra...
International audienceThis paper aims at showing that the bottle of wine is not any more one simple ...
International audienceWhen the law relating to the fight against smoking and alco- holism, or more c...
International audienceAnalysing “sensitive communication” through immanentism is a well-spread metho...
International audienceAnalysing “sensitive communication” through immanentism is a well-spread metho...
International audienceTo speak about wine is obviously a sign of socialization, but is also a trend,...
National audienceThis article offers a reflection on the concept of “terroir”. This word has no exac...
Nous assistons depuis les années 1990 à une modification des représentations associées au vin. L’obj...
International audienceArtification strategies in luxury: the case of prestige winesThis research is ...
International audienceThe cultural discourse surrounding wine tasting has both a pragmatic and a cog...
In today’s consumer society, the wine has gone from being the staple diet to become one of the signs...
Introduction: The knowledge accrued through research in the domain of crossmodal correspondences has...
The image of wine in the Midi-Pyrénées region : must novelty be passed under silence ? Is the renewa...
Cet article étudie certaines pratiques d’artification, c’est-à-dire de transformation du « non art »...
This study aims to examine the effectiveness of the communication of the region of origin – through ...
International audienceThe present article aims at investigating the discursive pressures at the phra...
International audienceThis paper aims at showing that the bottle of wine is not any more one simple ...