Marketing Palliative Care : Ethnography of Dying and the Emergence of Palliative Marketing (Routledge Studies in Marketing)

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Marketing Palliative Care : Ethnography of Dying and the Emergence of Palliative Marketing (Routledge Studies in Marketing)

Corengia, Michele

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Routledge（2026/01発売）
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製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版／ページ数 250 p.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9781032972350

Full Description

Marketing Palliative Care explores what happens when marketing is confronted with dying. Drawing on a decade of ethnographic research in palliative contexts across Switzerland, Italy, and the United States, the book unfolds a radical question: can marketing grasp dying? Can it offer not only tools, but a language for societies to relate to finitude? Through the case study of a COVID-designated hospital in Locarno, the conceptualization of the temporal consumer, and the unveiling of palliative clearings, this monograph develops a new epistemology of marketing at the threshold of life.

Palliative clearings are proposed as fragile temporal spaces where care, consumption, and dying converge, opening a poetic vocabulary for fragility and compassion. Methodologically, the book advances an ethnography of dying, grounded in reflexivity and poetic inquiry. Theoretically, it reimagines the consumer as a temporal being shaped by mortality. Practically, it introduces the figures of the experiential assistant, the brand healer, and the healing brand as ways of translating compassion into organizational life and society.

Bridging marketing, medical humanities, and palliative care, Marketing Palliative Care will speak to scholars, healthcare professionals, and all those seeking a vocabulary for dying in market society.

1. Can Marketing Grasp Dying? - Situating the Marketing of Palliative Care between Practice and Ontology 2. The Locarno Consumer - An Ethnographic Narrative Case Study on Dying and Marketing 3. The Temporal Consumer - Dying, Nostalgia, and the Emergence of Palliative Clearings 4. The Ethnography of Dying - Vulnerability, Transparency, Triangulation, Reflexivity, and Ethics 5. Palliative Clearings, Consumption, and Marketing - Field Stories from an Ethnography of Dying in Palliative Care 6. Palliative Clearings and Market Society - Contributions to Epistemology, Consumption, and Marketing from an Ethnography of Dying 7. Unveiling Palliative Marketing - Toward a Vocabulary of Dying