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- "Histórias que nos unem" : análise da retórica nas campanhas publicitárias da DisneyPublication . Costa, Bruno Frutuoso; Oliveira, Hadassa Guimarães; Mariana Pinto GóisO estudo analisa a trilogia publicitária natalícia da Disney “Histórias que nos unem” (2020-2022), identificando estratégias de comunicação e storytelling que reforçam vínculos emocionais entre marca e público. A investigação baseia-se no quadro analítico de Veríssimo (2021a; 2021b), considerando os efeitos no processamento dos anúncios, na comunicação da marca e nas decisões do consumidor. As campanhas destacam memórias, tradições e laços familiares, recorrendo a um Mickey de pelúcia como símbolo de continuidade temporal. Ao combinar branding e retórica clássica, as narrativas mobilizam pathos e ethos para gerar emoção e credibilidade. Os resultados indicam que as campanhas ultrapassam a promoção comercial, contribuindo para a construção simbólica da identidade do público, reforçando a lealdade e projetando ideais de um mundo melhor.
- How to effectively communicate brand activismPublication . Miguel, Alexandra; Lopes Miranda, Sandra MarisaGiven the growing expectations on the part of stakeholders for brands to assume greater responsibility towards social issues, it would be expected that most brand campaigns taking an active position on relevant socio-political issues, as is the case with brand activism campaigns, would receive positive feedback from the public. However, there is evidence that brand activism is not always a winning strategy for brands, and can even harm them, especially if the communication of activist campaigns is not efficient, is not aligned with the brand’s conduct or stakeholder’s values or is not considered authentic. In this way, various authors advocate a strategic approach to brand activism, in which companies seek to have an impact on a socio-political level without losing business performance. Based on an extensive review of the most prominent literature in the area and real examples of successful and unsuccessful activist brand communications, this article explores a strategic aspect to brand activism, providing insights into how brands can effectively communicate the causes they defend. Since brand activism remains a non-consensual concept in the business world, this literature review aims to contribute to the debate on how brands can positively engage in brand activism, obtaining greater support from all stakeholders.
- Navigating the blue: storytelling, poetics, and rhetoric in oceanic advertisingPublication . Sousa, Vanda de; Verissimo, JorgeThis paper explores the application of poetic rhetoric in sustainable tourism advertising and its profound impact on shaping perceptions and behaviors towards sustainability. By integrating classical rhetorical techniques with modern storytelling methods, advertisements can effectively promote ethical and sustainable practices. The advertisement “It’s not tourism. It’s futourism.” employs poetic and rhetorical elements to create a narrative that is visually striking and emotionally resonant. Ethos is established through connections with cultural traditions and images, pathos appeals to feelings of hope and responsibility, and logos presents rational arguments for adopting futurism as a new sustainable approach. The discussion includes references to Jacques Cousteau’s visual narratives and Henry David Thoreau’s philosophical perspectives, enriching the approach to environmental communication. Cousteau’s films, such as “The Silent World” (1956) and “The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau” (1968-1976), use storytelling to evoke a sense of wonder and responsibility towards marine life. Thoreau’s “Walden” (1854) emphasizes introspection and a deep connection with nature, advocating for a more conscious and sustainable way of life. Furthermore, the analysis of digital narrative in advertisements, particularly in the context of the Atlantic Ocean, underscores the importance of protecting marine resources for local and global economies. The narrative approach in advertising not only attracts tourists but also educates them about the significance of ocean conservation, ensuring a sustainable future for all. The interdisciplinary approach combining literary theory, rhetoric, and advertising provides a comprehensive perspective on crafting effective narratives for environmental communication. As digital platforms continue to evolve, the integration of storytelling techniques in advertising will play a crucial role in advancing environmental communication and promoting a sustainable future.