Abstract
This article makes a general introduction of the premises, both theoretical and historical, from which the research on “Colombian modernity as narrated by publicity: 1900-1950” was carried out. Among such premises are the debate on the role of publicity in building Colombian modernity, and the analysis of the function of the calculation - need - desire trilogy in consumer decision making. Finally, the methodological design is presented along with some partial results and conclusions.
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