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WRT 205 Research Paper Rough Draft Beauty and the way it is conveyed through media coincide in negatively altering women’s ability to justly view and obtain the correct perception of beauty. The ideals and standards that media expose to the public tell a number of women that they do not fit in this altering spectrum. Looking at where the concept of beauty started, how the media interpret it, and the way it physiologically impacts women, we are able to see a correlation that shows how the…

For many years, presidential elections have been advertised through television, but is this really contributing to the candidates? Whether it’s through a debate or a commercial, the presidential candidates are getting their name out to the world through television and it is creating a positive effect for those running or planning to run for presidency. Television creates a connection with both the viewer and candidate because it enables direct contact between them. As the United States began…

More to Market the Ad. In the article, the author discusses the importance that Super Bowl advertising has continued to gain among brand-leading companies and how strategies of achieving the best results have continued to change in the age of smartphones and social media. A review of the article will be conducted followed by a response about facts, claims, and opinions presented. The cost of advertising on Super Bowl has doubled in the last 10 years reaching an all-time high of $5 in 2017…

Jozui in her passage argues that consumers should boycott advertising that stars a celebrity, and provide rules for advertisers. The author supports her position by first explaining that by having celebrity star in a commercial it gives the consumer a false sense of the product. She continues to support her reasoning by explaining that the celebrity might not have or use the product being advertised. The authors purpose is to limit the advertisers in what they can use to promote their products…

The article “Buy Experiences, Not things”, written by James Hamblin illuminates how the average mind wanders majority of the time, experiences bring a lot more happiness then actual items, and experiences are better out in society, where connections can be made. First emphasized in the article is how the ordinary mind strays from focus majority of the time. A good forty-seven percent of the time, the mind drifts during sex, while reading, even while during a conversation with another human being…

What can I do to look like her? Women constantly look to social media to find inspiration on what a perfect body should look like which plays a part on how women see themselves. Women constantly seek approval of their body’s appearance, and often times find that approval from followers on social media. Since the early 2000’s the impact of body image on social media has become more negative which deteriorates the way women view themselves in society. Women are constantly being told what is…

Through a historical perspective, the two media campaigns are both alike by the fact that they have the same target market in males that shave. Both campaigns use humor and music in their ads to capture the audience attention. Both do have excellent marketing; Each companies creativity is the same, yet at the same time couldn't be ever so different. The difference in elements to target their audience, Burma Shave using the outdoors to market and Dollar Shave uses the World Wide Web. Each set in…

After viewing the documentary of “Miss Representation” I found that the message this documentary was sending its viewers was that the media sells the idea that women are visualized and praised for their beauty, sexuality and youth rather than their intellectualism and leadership skills. “Miss Representation” exposes the ugly truth behind the media and politics towards women. I found this documentary to be persuasive and successful in bringing awareness to both men and women, of what the “normal…

Many of Adorno’s ideas can be recognized throughout The Merchants of Cool’s exploration of youth and popular culture. As addressed by Adorno, standardization, identification, and pseudo-individualization all take form in the growing teenage culture. In the documentary The Merchants of Cool, you can see how standardization is seen throughout the film. It shows how teens are very vulnerable in their quest for what’s considered “cool” in popular culture. Today, the search for being “cool” affects…

The next contemporary artist is Kiki Smith. Smith is popular for creating nude prints and sculptures of men and women, but specifically representing women as figures for reproduction, menstruation, and motherhood. Her sculptures revolve around feminine work and explore the physical aspects of the women’s body. In her sculpture Train, made from wax, a woman stands in a small room with red beads flowing out of her vagina. The red beads stand out in the sculpture, because they create a trail behind…