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    For place, the Walters Krater depicts a unified scene, yet one figure, the older man, is on Side B, whereas the rest of the picture is on Side A. This geographic split in the scene does not align with any of Stansbury-O’Donnell categorizations, and thus presents a major grey area in the taxonomy. In that vein, Stansbury-O’Donnell, in generally remarking on narrative, wrote that “most narrative pictures are single panels…” This Krater is clearly an exception to that generalization…

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    Popular music has been played a vital element in everyday life, including rock, country and pop music which similarly perpetuate gender stereotypes and sexuality in the society. Gender defines the sociological categorization of human being and their characteristics as manly, womanly, or by associated terms (Clayton, Herbert & Middleton, 2011). Gender stereotype refers to the personality characteristics the perceivers believe that it subjects to the activities by the specific groups of people…

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    Throughout today’s modern culture or even societies from the past, numerous groups or communities have played an immense role in creating a world that is more intelligible, responsive, and aware of differing people’s beliefs and values through the categorization of cultural identities. Furthermore, Nealon and Searls Giroux in “The Theory Toolbox” assert the importance of cultural subjects providing a more interconnected and communicative society, but also stressed the false notions of…

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    specific. While it was once useful to refer to one’s neighbors by their language or ethnic group, a broader world meant far too many languages and ethnic groups for that categorization to be used. Categories grew, grouping people by their religion, culture, broad geographical location and physical characteristics. This led to categorization based on skin color, a precursor to the idea of race and racism as they exist…

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    scientific community. Basically, the reading explicates the consequences, both within and outside science, of the research enthusiasm of the scientists. Humans are classified in terms of their ability and regularity of exercising science. This categorization is quite different from those based on identity such as gender, race etc.: the latter is tied to a person since (s)he is born and is not detachable, while a reputable rank in the former is attained through material efforts. Although, a…

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    a concept that describes social meaning that is ascribed to the racial categories. Sociologists consider it to be a category of grouping people that have similar biological traits that the society considers socially significant. Therefore the categorization is important because that is how the society is. The absence of the biological differences is not what makes it a social construction to sociologists, but because of the differences that the people see which are brought about by their…

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    Animal Stroop Experiment

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    The purpose of this experiment was to study how images interfere with the categorization of an animal as mammal or non-mammal. Eight individuals performed an animal Stroop task where they were asked to identify the animal named as mammal or non-mammal. The interference condition was images of a different animal, and the neutral condition was images of nature. The goal was to label the animal listed in the word box that was in the middle of the image. After the experiment was performed, it was…

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    No truer words were spoken than from Professor Schlussman as he repeated it multiple times to a room filled with students who knew from experience the truth of it, “Kids are cruel”. This comment was directed at a discussion about the categorization we currently have of the sexes. In the United States it’s recognized that a person can be atomically either a female or male, and any difference is considered an outlier in out binary system. In turn, it’s thought that these children will be ridiculed…

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    your very last draft due to the fact that it's the Genre that determines some of the plots and content that must in the long run locate its manner into the screenplay. The proper understanding and categorization of genre helps in the promotion, criticisms and success of the story. This categorization of movies begins with the findings of movies with similar type of scenes and discerns out what made them work or no longer work, studying films like this can honestly help the screenplay writers to…

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    Reference section 1 Krueger, Joachim I. ; Didonato, Theresa E. Social categorization and the perception of groups and group differences. Social and Personality Psychology Compass, 2008, Vol.2(2) 2 Kassin, Saul M. ; Fein, Steven ; Markus, Hazel Rose.Tenth edition. United Kingdom: Cengage Learning 2016 3 Linville, Patricia W.…

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