Rhetorical Appeals across Selected Philippine Bank Advertising on Facebook

Advertising is rooted in social discourse by means of its pervasive transmission within societies across the world, and rhetorical appeals have been shown to be evident and significant in various advertising. However, studies in this regard have not received much attention in the literature, especially in the Philippine context.

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Southern Semiotic Review
Published
2025-08-13
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https://doi.org/10.33234/ssr.22.13
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Social Media and Politics
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Rhetorical Appeals across Selected Philippine Bank Advertising on Facebook

Salvador Hernández Martínez, Gefilloyd De Castro
Southern Semiotic Review
Social Media and Politics
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Rhetorical Appeals across Selected Philippine Bank Advertising on Facebook

Salvador Hernández Martínez, Gefilloyd De Castro
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Abstract

Advertising is rooted in social discourse by means of its pervasive transmission within societies across the world, and rhetorical appeals have been shown to be evident and significant in various advertising. However, studies in this regard have not received much attention in the literature, especially in the Philippine context.

Southern Semiotic Review(22)
Universidad de Zamboanga (PH)
Openalex Percentile: Top 76%
Social Media and Politics
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