기호학 분석을 이용한 물질주의와 경쟁주의 이데올로기 (영어에세이)

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Have you ever thought deeply about the implications of the product or ideology it says when you see the advertisement? Most people would not. They will be taking it naturally. Like this, we encounter various advertisements in our daily lives. But we don't think about the ideology that advertising produces. This essay begins with a semiotic analysis of jewelry advertising that emphasizes individual financial power. And it explains the concept of ideology, such as materialism, which can be seen in advertisements. It also deals with competitive socialism, another ideology created by comparative deprivation resulting from materialism. It also includes my critical thoughts about the over-competitive society by using the adolescent suicide rate in South Korea.

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