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    watching someone without their knowledge (the character acts as if there is no audience). In Hollywood narrative cinema, where female characters are used as an object for the male gaze. This is proven by the fact that every female body is either in a bikini, or naked. The female body is also very sexualized, proven in all the party scenes, and the sex scene that takes place in the…

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    In sport today I believe women are treated in an unfair way to their male counterparts. Sport is controlled by the media in this century and women are looked at as sexual objects rather than for their talent like men are. The women are also then expected to wear skimpy clothing not because it’s better for the sport but because of marketing. Professional female athletes are seen as inferior to their male counterparts and therefore don’t get as much media coverage. Women athletes play the exact…

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    Most of the American people don’t seem to understand that the media tries to sway to the American people to their side. (Does the Media Influence Us? 2015). Media in some ways affects us by show television and manipulating the people. Media influence has negative effects on people. The Media makes women, and men have a negative for body image. The book Beauty…and the Beast of Advertising Kilbourne’s statements said, (28). “Even grade-school girls are succumbing to stick-like standards of beauty…

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    Analysis Of Updike's A & P

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    I can see where this criticism could be given in this short story due to the very detailed and erotic (for 1961) descriptions of the three bikini-clad girls. The following was written about the author: “Updike lavishes as much attention on the preliminary desire and subsequent guilt as he does on the fleshly play-by-play descriptions.”(Heddendorf, 2008). However, this story has what is described…

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    whore or slut if they choose to express themselves in a certain way. Which is not ok, advertising companies use slim and fit females to sale products, the consumer can even sometimes remember the product, but can recall that there was a female in a bikini, this has been going on since the 1980’s. Females are catcalled, exploited, raped, sexually harassed, seen as toys, not taken seriously, and put into a ‘box’ of stereotypes. Younger females in school aren’t allowed to express themselves in…

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    I stand before you today to say that we have a problem with social media. I know some of you are rolling your eyes and thinking, “No, really? What a shocker,” and actually it is somewhat shocking. Many of us are aware of the existing issue with excessive social media use. However, what some of us may not be aware of is exactly how increasing amounts of posts depicting unrealistic body figures on social media are affecting important elements of teenager’s lives. Social media effortlessly…

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    story. While Queenie may represent sin, temptation and the power of sexuality, the stern Lengel contradicts her, representing the Christian ideals of conformity and the expulsion of rebellion. Furthermore, through the use of herring snacks and skimpy bikinis, Sammy can be seen as an average man who is bored with his own repetitive life and is in need for a change. In John Updike’s A&P, the use of symbols reveal that each character represents a theme that is not only prominent to the story, but…

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    a local grocery store called A&P. One day when he was behind the counter at the cash register three girls walked in nothing but bikinis. The way Sammy explained the girls; they should not have been in the swim suits for their body figures. When they were checking out in Sammy line, the manager, Lengle, came out and told the girls not to come back in with just bikinis. The girls got really embarrassed and ran out of the grocery store. Well, Sammy followed and told Lengle “I quit”. (Updike 20)…

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    during the 1960's. A young cashier named Sammy working at the A&P store notices three girls walk in wearing only their bikinis. Sammy, being 19 years old naturally finds interest and begins intently watching the girls as they walk the store. However, this was a time where girls were scrutinized for the way they portrayed themselves and were expected to act "decently". Wearing a bikini into a public store certainly wasn't many people's idea of decent, and it was sure to cause problems eventually.…

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    feet walking to my room, she walks in and her eyes go big “Emily maybe you could find your damn charger if you cleaned your room,it was spotless yesterday.What the hell did you do?” I look at her and smirk “Well Missy I was looking for clothes and bikinis to take to Daytona and one thing led to another my room got trashed in the process so yeah.” Anna stuck her tongue out at me and helped me clean my room and eventually we found my laptop charger we ended up…

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