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Author:   Athanasia Daskalopoulou (University of Liverpool, UK) ,  Daniela Pirani ,  Jacob Ostberg (Stockholm University, Sweden)
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint:   Routledge
Weight:   0.520kg
ISBN:  

9781032593999

ISBN 10:   1032593997
Pages:   236
Publication Date:   09 August 2024
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Professional and scholarly ,  Tertiary & Higher Education ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print  
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Table of Contents

1: Introduction to Sexuality in Marketing and Consumption, Part 1: Uncovering the Field: Lenses for the Study of Sexuality, 2: Mapping Religion, Spirituality and Sexuality in Consumer Research, 3: Consumer Sexual Well-Being, Gender, and Health, 4: The Tapestry of Sex, Gender, and Sexuality in Marketing and Consumer Research: From “Sex Sells” to Queer Theory, Part 2: Queer and Feminist Theorising of Sexuality and the Marketplace, 5: Queering Intersectionality and Sexuality Studies, 6: The Queer Necropolitics of the Bisexual Inappropriate/d Other: The Lively Abandonments of LGBTQ+ Theory, 7: The LOOP Framework: Mapping the Marketplace Landscape of Relationships between Brands and Queerness, 8: Conceptualising the Algorithmic Queerness in Digital Marketing Space, Part 3: Consumption and Sexuality in Context, 9: Being vs. Getting a Brazilian: Colonial Imaginaries of Sexuality, 10: Midlife, Liminal Identities, and Consumption: A Sociology of Sexuality Perspective on ‘And Just Like That’, 11: The Female Gaze: Consuming Sexualised Male Bodies in Chinese Consumer Culture, 12: The Institution of Heterosexuality: Connecting Women's Sexualized Inequality from Pornography to Online Dating Platforms, 13: Love in a Digital Age: The Technological Mediation of Intimate and Sexual Relationships, 14: Myself Included? The Politics of Epistemic Exclusion and Excluding Better

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""A focused consideration of phenomena related to sexuality in marketing and consumption is long overdue. This fine edited volume is an excellent step in an important direction, covering an impressive array of timely and timeless topics. They say “sex sells” and - whether that assertion is fact or fiction - this is a book we should all buy into!"" Eileen Fischer, Professor of Marketing & Tanenbuam Chair of Entrepreneurship and Family Enterprise, Schulich School of Business, York University, Canada ""This edited volume is a welcome addition to our understanding of how consumers interact with each other and engage with markets and the world. The accomplished editors have brought together an exceptional set of leading scholars who engage with the nuances of human sexuality in consumer lives and markets. This is a critical and timely topic deserving of far more attention. This volume sets the stage for deep engagement with critical questions, offering myriad avenues for research, policy and marketing action."" Linda Price, Professor and Dick and Maggie Scarlett Chair of Business Administration, University of Wyoming, USA ""Sexuality in Marketing and Consumption does much more than explore the question whether sex sells (spoiler alert: it does, sometimes). This robust collection casts off prudish shackles, opening buttons, zippers, and minds into sexuality as action, identities/orientations, realities, and representations by consumers and firms. This text is essential reading for classes and for researchers concerned with gender in academia, industry and government."" Lisa Peñaloza, Professor of Marketing, KEDGE Business School, France

"""A focused consideration of phenomena related to sexuality in marketing and consumption is long overdue. This fine edited volume is an excellent step in an important direction, covering an impressive array of timely and timeless topics. They say “sex sells” and - whether that assertion is fact or fiction - this is a book we should all buy into!"" Eileen Fischer, Professor of Marketing & Tanenbuam Chair of Entrepreneurship and Family Enterprise, Schulich School of Business, York University, Canada ""This edited volume is a welcome addition to our understanding of how consumers interact with each other and engage with markets and the world. The accomplished editors have brought together an exceptional set of leading scholars who engage with the nuances of human sexuality in consumer lives and markets. This is a critical and timely topic deserving of far more attention. This volume sets the stage for deep engagement with critical questions, offering myriad avenues for research, policy and marketing action."" Linda Price, Professor and Dick and Maggie Scarlett Chair of Business Administration, University of Wyoming, USA ""Sexuality in Marketing and Consumption does much more than explore the question whether sex sells (spoiler alert: it does, sometimes). This robust collection casts off prudish shackles, opening buttons, zippers, and minds into sexuality as action, identities/orientations, realities, and representations by consumers and firms. This text is essential reading for classes and for researchers concerned with gender in academia, industry and government."" Lisa Peñaloza, Professor of Marketing, KEDGE Business School, France"

Author Information

Athanasia Daskalopoulou is Senior Lecturer in Marketing at the University of Liverpool. Daniela Pirani is Senior Lecturer in Marketing at the University of Liverpool. Jacob Ostberg is Professor of Marketing at Stockholm Business School, Stockholm University.

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