Food rhythms: From fast to slow. A case study of the Slow Food brand (notice n° 459904)
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Personal name | Marrone, Gianfranco |
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Title | Food rhythms: From fast to slow. A case study of the Slow Food brand |
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Date of publication, distribution, etc. | 2020.<br/> |
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General note | 28 |
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Summary, etc. | Using the tools of semiotic analysis, this article aims to show that Slow Food is a perfect brand. First, this brand was established to oppose another very strong brand, the global colossus of fast food: McDonald’s. Second, this opposition was not originally an offer of alternative products to McDonald’s, but a proposal of new values: an abstract formulation of an alternative way of life. It was only after the brand had become established (thanks to its PR efforts) that it acquired a commercial dimension involving food, wine, dining venues, publishing, companies, whole regions, and even ""slow cities."" As such, with a fully semiotic gesture, Slow Food has successfully navigated the discursive process typical of any brand, to become, as Lévi-Strauss would have said, “good to think about.” |
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Note | Communication & langages | o 206 | 4 | 2020-11-26 | p. 97-109 | 0336-1500 |
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