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Cultural Perspectives. Journal for Literary and British Cultural

Studies in Romania (CP) issue 21/ 2016 invites submissions on all
aspects of cultural studies related to ness (Britishness etc.) in all
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semiotics, political and sociological studies, communication, public
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The issue 21/2016 is focused on urban scapes.
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11. The Bibliography should be presented as follows:
- books:
Barry, Peter (2002): Beginning Theory. An Introduction to Literary
and Cultural Theory, Manchester & New York: Manchester
University Press.
Adam,Jean-Michel,Bonhomme,
Marc
([1997]
2005):
Argumentarea publicitar, trans. by Mihai-Eugen Avdanei,
Iai: Institutul European.
- articles:
Barthes, Roland (1964): Rhtorique de l'image in
Communications, nr. 4, Paris: Seuil, pp. 40-52.
Olis, Wally (2003): Corporate Identity: the Myth and the
Reality (adapted from Journal of the Royal Society of Arts,
December 1978- November 1979, 127:209-218) in Balmer,
J.M.T., Greyser, S. A. (2003): Revealing the Corporation:
Perspectives on Identity, Image, Reputation, Corporate Branding,
and Corporate-Level Marketing. An Anthology, New York:
Routledge.
Low, M. Setha (2003): Embodied Space(s): Anthropological Theories
of Body, in Space and Culture, 2003, 6, online version at
http://psp.sagepub.com
- Internet sources should contain information on the retrieval date.

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