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,Children’s Subjectivities and Commercial Meaning: The Delicate Battle Mothers Wage When Feeding Theerests. This way of approaching consumer culture leaves little room for comprehending how family members and relationships confer social meaning onto, with and through commercial goods, as a good deal of research argues and demonstrates (Douglas & Isherwood 1979; DeVault 1991; Miller 1998; Chin 2001

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Discourses on Child Obesity and TV Advertising in the Context of the Norwegian Welfare State,e issues are talked about reveal the discourses that frame, for instance, the explanations and solutions offered, the location of responsibility and also how children’s identities and childhood itself are understood in the Norwegian context (James 1993).

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Oliver P. Günther,Wolfhard Kletti,Uwe Kubachit comes to eating healthily. Thus, advertisements for food products have often featured the ‘voices’ of such children, endorsing a product — evidence that it transcends ‘faddiness’ or circumvents a more generalised resistance to eating healthily.