VARTOJIMO EKONOMIKA: KULTŪRINĖ POREIKIŲ GAMYBA by Vytautas Rubavičius

“…Also some features of socialist consumption and its link with capitalist one are examined. Keywords: culture industry, capitalism, socialism, consumption, consumer society, use value fetishism. …”
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A narrativa mediada e a permanência da tradição: percurso de um anti-herói brasileiro by Luiz Gonzaga Motta

“…It freely applies the procedures proposed by the Russian narratologist Vladimir Propp in a typical product of the cultural industry to comprehend the narrative of a Brazilian modern anti-hero. …”
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De bois e outros bichos: nuances do novo Realismo brasileiro by Tânia Pellegrini

“…Revisiting traditional genres like Tragedy and Melodrama, in a way that accommodates them to the commercial requirements of the Cultural Industry, Aquino explores the subject of Brazilian urban violence, in its symbolic and concrete manifestations.…”
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Future Forming: A Rethink on the Creative Economy by Wen Wen, Li Henry Siling

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Le webdoc, laboratoire d’une historiographie connectée by Fanny Lautissier

“…From the early 2000’s to the mid-2010’s, multimedia productions identified as « interactive documentary » or « web documentary » became an integral part of cultural industries. At the same time, they were integrated into the professional and institutional field, as they seemed to illustrate an ideal of accessibility and renewal. …”
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“Pre-wedding” photos and the coastline for young Chinese couples: the staging of an imagination from the Western world? by Meng Li

“…Our sites for this research are in Shanghai and Sanya in China, and on the island of Phuket in Thailand, where we will also see the spatial and social construction which underlies this cultural industry, through its actors.…”
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‘New’ Radio Policies for Non-commercial Media in Mexico by Luz de Azucena Rueda de León Contreras, Laura Mota Díaz

“…With this objective, we focus on the evident disunity that has characterized communication public policies in Mexico with respect to two elements that are part of radio as a cultural industry – its economic aspect and its socio-cultural aspect.…”
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O entrelugar da experimentação no romance latinoamericano contemporâneo: Manuel Puig e Caio Fernando Abreu by Wanderlan da Silva Alves

“…By presenting themselves as possible in the context in which such works are produced, marked by the excess of information, the publishing of market demands, the cultural industry determinations, and by the dialogue with mass culture and a massive and diversified public. …”
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Algoritmo Corea: una premessa by Matteo Casari

“…The dossier Algoritmo Corea: performing arts ai tempi dell’intelligenza artificiale [Algorithm Korea: Performing Arts in the Age of Artificial Intelligence] explores the intersection of performing arts, technology, and artificial intelligence within the context of South Korea, a country renowned for its prominent role in technological advancements and cultural industries. Through an extensive analysis, the work aims to provide a historical and anthropological overview of the relationships between art and technology, highlighting how Korean performing arts reflect and critically engage with technological progress and its cultural impacts. …”
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Représenter le crime : permanences et inflexions (France, xixe siècle) by Dominique Kalifa

“…However, the last third of the nineteenth century was a new turning point : indeed following the rapid growth of cultural industries and the development of a parliamentary democracy, modes of representation began to change. …”
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Une esthétique postmoderne : l’esprit kitsch dans The Grand Budapest Hotel (Wes Anderson, 2014) by Pierre Beylot

“…This article recalls some of the works to which the notion of kitsch gave rise in the fields of art history and cultural industries; it then addresses the questions raised by kitsch in cinema through the example of The Grand Budapest Hotel (Wes Anderson, 2014). …”
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Creativity and Intangibles in the Public Sector: Sources and Socio-Economic Importance in Slovakia and Slovenia by Kamila Borseková, Katarína Petríková, Primož Pevcin

“…The paper presents the case study analysis and comparison of current and potential future situation in creative and cultural industries in Slovakia and Slovenia. The results of the study suggest that the foundations for the development of the creative and culture sectors are quite different in those two countries, and Slovenia tends to exhibit stronger current and potential future position in those industries compared to Slovakia.…”
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Efficiency Assessment Method for Evoking Cultural Empathy in Symbolic Cultural and Creative Products Based on Fuzzy-FMEA by Ning Wang, Weiwei Wang, Suihuai Yu, Jian Chen, Xiaoyan Yang

“…This study’s findings provide designers with realistic proposals for thematic symbolic imagery and serialized design forms, as well as scientific assessment tools and decision-making resources for cultural industries and policymakers.…”
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Investigation of the digital technologies influence on the process transformation in cinema by Yu. V. Vorontsova, D. N. Koltsov

“…Within the sectoral structure of the national economy, audiovisual industries are parts of the cultural industry. Cinema is a particularly effective means of satisfying the human need for affective self-expression and establishing emotional communication between people. …”
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Investigating the Challenges of Iran's Publication: A Proposal of Economic Indicators and Innovation by Ali Afzali, Rouhollah Aboojafari

“…The book as one of the most important cultural goods in comparison with other cultural industries has a fairly good capacity to generate income and employment. …”
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O protagonista negro em narrativas ficcionais baseadas na historiografia: desafios estético-políticos para as produções audiovisuais brasileiras by Maria Aparecida  Silva  Ribeiro

“…The article highlights, in the Brazilian audiovisual productions Marighella (Wagner Moura, 2019) and Doutor Gama (Jeferson De, 2021), elements of representation of the black protagonist, in the context of the national anti-racist education project, in compliance with law 10639 of 09/01/ 2003 for public education in Brazil and extended to the cultural industry (BRASIL, 2003). Considering the applicability of the law in the context of cinematographic production, the narrative structure of each work highlights indices of formal and thematic choices that, on the one hand, follow classic patterns in the configuration of characters (Rosa et al, 2013) and, on the other, they seek new points of view for reporting historical facts. …”
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Reterritorialiser les stéréotypes latino-américains : comment les mèmes permettent une critique des impérialismes culturels by Thibaut Vaillancourt

“…In this, the representations from the cultural industries of the 20th century find themselves digested, reenacted, and re-semanticized by the said Internet culture, of which memes are an exemplary occurrence today. …”
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Rural Acoustic Landscape Analysis Based on Segmentation and Extraction of Spectral Image Feature Information by Huijun Xiao, Tangsen Huang, Ensong Jiang

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New Approach for Quality Function Deployment Based on Linguistic Distribution Assessments and CRITIC Method by Ling-Xiang Mao, Jing Lan, Anqi Chen, Hua Shi, Hu-Chen Liu

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Differentiated influences of perceived benefit types of nuclear power on its acceptance: Evidence from South Korea by Jin Won Lee, Hailin Zhang, Seungkook Roh

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