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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Pop art e propaganda: uma relação interdisciplinar

Lessa, Laís Quintella Malta 03 February 2009 (has links)
Made available in DSpace on 2016-04-18T21:31:57Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 4 Lais Quintella Malta Lessa1.pdf: 2945936 bytes, checksum: d3e25073feff799a26416c65c5cabb2c (MD5) Lais Quintella Malta Lessa2.pdf: 2673951 bytes, checksum: 5e8127363a4427999714a6d6021cfb71 (MD5) Lais Quintella Malta Lessa3.pdf: 2562198 bytes, checksum: a033cb82025efa8a63f7c56b684b3543 (MD5) Lais Quintella Malta Lessa4.pdf: 2789595 bytes, checksum: 0ae4ab36c01f425d2f3567ae6677a6a3 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2009-02-03 / Fundo Mackenzie de Pesquisa / Through an interdisciplinary analysis between art and publicity, this study seeks to establish the relationship amid the propaganda spread in the post-war period in the United States and the Pop Art Movement. Focusing the changes that have occurred in the season with these two issues will prove that what happened with the Movement Pop and advertising, may be established as a homogenous relationship, in which symbols, icons and popular myths were portrayed in ways similar to works by artists and advertising of the period studied. This uniformity will be revealed through a semiotic analysis of advertisements and works of the movement, to develop critical values that might widen the scope of professional actuation of communication, and allow the knowledge and approach the subject, in reflection of their creations committed to the social and economic juncture of the season. / Por meio de uma análise interdisciplinar entre arte e publicidade, o presente estudo busca estabelecer a relação em meio à propaganda veiculada no período do pós-guerra nos Estados Unidos e o Movimento Pop Art. Evidenciar as transformações ocorridas na época com essas duas temáticas irá comprovar que o ocorrido com o Movimento Pop e a publicidade, pode ser estabelecido como uma relação homogênea, na qual símbolos, mitos e ícones populares eram retratados de maneiras similares em trabalhos de artistas e publicitários do período estudado. Esta homogeneidade será revelada por meio de uma análise semiótica entre anúncios publicitários e obras do movimento, no sentido de desenvolver criticamente valores que possam ampliar as possibilidades de atuação dos profissionais da comunicação, assim como permitir o conhecimento e a abordagem do tema, na reflexão de suas criações comprometidas com a conjuntura social e econômica da época.

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