Produits monastiques, publicités et initiatives de certification en Grèce

This article analyzes the recent initiatives about the Kanon certification concerning the Orthodox world and, more precisely, Greece. It questions the role that the monastic products, but also the religious certifications (like halal, kosher and the Catholic brand Monastic), play in a new approach o...

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Main Author: Katerina Seraïdari
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Université du Québec à Montréal 2022-10-01
Series:Communiquer
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/communiquer/9523
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description This article analyzes the recent initiatives about the Kanon certification concerning the Orthodox world and, more precisely, Greece. It questions the role that the monastic products, but also the religious certifications (like halal, kosher and the Catholic brand Monastic), play in a new approach of economic realities. It examines the use of the religious imaginary by Greek advertising. The aim is to show how the recent demand for monastic products is linked to restoration promises of the economic equilibrium, consumerism becoming in this context not only an experience but also an act of engagement. Another issue treated in this framework, the possibility for the religious domain to redefine the priorities and principles of commercial exchanges.
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spelling doaj.art-5ebc2278b34d497aad17e5cb5230c4982024-04-04T09:51:53ZengUniversité du Québec à MontréalCommuniquer2368-95872022-10-0134335110.4000/communiquer.9523Produits monastiques, publicités et initiatives de certification en GrèceKaterina SeraïdariThis article analyzes the recent initiatives about the Kanon certification concerning the Orthodox world and, more precisely, Greece. It questions the role that the monastic products, but also the religious certifications (like halal, kosher and the Catholic brand Monastic), play in a new approach of economic realities. It examines the use of the religious imaginary by Greek advertising. The aim is to show how the recent demand for monastic products is linked to restoration promises of the economic equilibrium, consumerism becoming in this context not only an experience but also an act of engagement. Another issue treated in this framework, the possibility for the religious domain to redefine the priorities and principles of commercial exchanges.https://journals.openedition.org/communiquer/9523advertisingcertificationmonasteriesGreeceOrthodox world
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Produits monastiques, publicités et initiatives de certification en Grèce
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advertising
certification
monasteries
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Orthodox world
title Produits monastiques, publicités et initiatives de certification en Grèce
title_full Produits monastiques, publicités et initiatives de certification en Grèce
title_fullStr Produits monastiques, publicités et initiatives de certification en Grèce
title_full_unstemmed Produits monastiques, publicités et initiatives de certification en Grèce
title_short Produits monastiques, publicités et initiatives de certification en Grèce
title_sort produits monastiques publicites et initiatives de certification en grece
topic advertising
certification
monasteries
Greece
Orthodox world
url https://journals.openedition.org/communiquer/9523
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