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    Mcluan Media Technology

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    Introduction: Yet the fact that audience is not a passive object but an interactive subject opened way to differentiation, subsequent transform. of media from mass communication to segmentation, customization and individualization, from the moment tech, corps, and inst. allowed such moves. (365). Mcluhan draws interesting conclusions about new media technologies that are still relevant today. However he has not taken into account digital divide issues, socio-economic determinants and human…

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    Tracy's Depression Theory

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    Application of Psychological Theory and Research to Understanding Depression This case study concerns Tracy, a 25-year-old female indicated (by background information provided) to have come from a background of incompetent biological parents, foster homes, and a clear lack of stable, trusting relationships. It is also mentioned that Tracy has been referred for psychological help by concerned friends after suffering from an emotional breakdown coinciding with and possibly due to her sudden and…

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    Understanding Hegemonic Masculinities in Nerd Culture In this essay I will explore the theory of hegemonic masculinities in relation to two texts, the first being the theoretical framework in the book chapter Understanding Men on Television (Lotz), then I will show how this theory of hegemonic masculinities plays out in Your Princess is in Another Castle; Misogyny, Entitlement, and Nerds (Chu). The ideas of hegemonic masculinities can be understood in relation to what it means to be apart of…

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    concerns expressed by various colleagues of hers that the academic field of women’s studies is now “passe” due to taking a “separatist” approach. Looser explicitly states that her article is therefore “a credo that has its origins in defense” (Looser 222). The article address the reasons why people may hold this belief, and Looser presents reasons that show the contrary. Looser eloquently refutes claims that women’s studies are passe by considering the other side of the argument,…

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    Today was the first day I acted on my pursuit towards the idea of studying abroad. I spoke with Study Abroad Advisor Lucy, in building 2A Room 206 during drop-in hours. I was not able to attend the Tuesday sessions anytime this semester, due to many involvements and many last minute occurrences. Nonetheless, for the fifteen minutes I spoke with Lucy she was highly informative and genuine with the idea of me studying abroad. She presented many programs and many solutions to potential situations…

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    Learning Styles Essay

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    I feel that if the teacher or professor assigns homework, it is important that I spend quality time to complete the homework. Learning is not something that comes easily to me, I have to work at it and study in order to receive a good grade. During high school and my first year in college, I spent a lot of time outside of the classroom studying. Spending time outside of the classroom helps me as a learner. Outside of the classroom, I read over the material…

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    PPCP: Executive Summary

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    Based upon long-term relationships with current contributors, PPCP believes that they will continue to secure the needed charitable contributions for continues growth. Investments in PPCP today will help reinforce organizational aptitude, while establishing high performing programs in the areas that most need them. PPCP predicts that its charitable contributions will cover all operating costs of the programs, and that it will reach its impact goal of 10 programs in 2020. To reach these targets,…

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    angles of the camera to show a first person view of death, the sounds of dying comrades ringing in the background, and effects on set to replicate real battlefield casualties, all pieces that provide for audience immersion. One of the many things, composition helps establish similar immersions. Saving Private Ryan was even compared to Schindler’s list, and is now treated as something greater than a simple movie due to the effects left on the audience. (Immersion…

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    from an applied sciences and social sciences perspective, while utilizing an experimental method to understand how art therapy affects adult mothers with postnatal depression. Meanwhile, Stephanie Wise wrote her humanities article from using a case study to persuade the audience that art therapy is truly beneficial in treating depression in adults. Even though the articles have their own distinctive characteristics, a common thread is that depressed individuals can turn to art therapy as a way…

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    In the novel, A Single Man by Christopher Isherwood, it tells the story of a man who lives in Southern California during the 1960s. George is an english professor that teaches at a university and lives in a nice, cozy house that he shares with his partner named Jim. However, Jim has passed away from a tragic car accident that kills him instantly. This leaves George in a very difficult and uncomfortable situation. He must go on with his life without Jim and continue to work, socialize with others…

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