Description
Thomas Hine delves into the fascinating world of packaging in this illuminating exploration, revealing how manufacturers intricately influence consumer perceptions through design and branding. With keen insights, the author examines the evolution of everyday containers—boxes, bottles, cans, and tubes—unpacking the subtle yet powerful messages embedded in their forms.
Through a blend of historical context and contemporary analysis, Hine showcases how these objects transcend their utilitarian purposes to become cultural symbols. From the allure of aesthetics to the psychological triggers they employ, the narrative highlights the intricate relationship between packaging and consumer behavior, encouraging readers to see beyond the surface of the products they encounter daily.
Through a blend of historical context and contemporary analysis, Hine showcases how these objects transcend their utilitarian purposes to become cultural symbols. From the allure of aesthetics to the psychological triggers they employ, the narrative highlights the intricate relationship between packaging and consumer behavior, encouraging readers to see beyond the surface of the products they encounter daily.
Détails du livre
Format
Relié
Pages
289 pages
Langue
Anglais
Publié
févr. 28, 2001
Éditeur
Diane Pub Co
ISBN-10
0788195913
ISBN-13
9780788195914