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    picture which might "lower the moral standards of those who see it." In the name of wholesome entertainment, the Code banned nudity, vulgarity, obscenity, and profanity, and carefully restricted how crime, sex, violence, and religion could be treated on the screen”. Despite initial studio reluctance, Rebel Without a Cause went on to become a groundbreaking film due to its depictions of American adolescents and their relationships with their families and the law. The film also cemented the…

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    constantly under watch by the Advertising Standards Authority, is known for walking on the line of minimalist advertising techniques and just causing confusion within consumers . Many of the advertisements the company are known for the blatant use of nudity as a strategy to draw people into the ad and then minimally show off the product they actually want people to buy. The ad that will be discussed, also referred to as Figure Two is just confusing . Figure Two depicts a woman, named Maks…

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    Critically acclaimed, George Orwell’s 1984 is one of the most popular examples of censorship taken too far. However, 1984 does make a few good points when it comes to what should be hidden from public view. Some of the most common things censored are nudity and pornography, profanity, racial slurs, and other sensitive topics. Censorship can be carried out by both private groups and the government; in the United States, the…

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    realistic the show, the more likely it is to bring out aggressive hyper-masculine behavior, “The results also point fairly clearly to the conclusion that responses to violent television stimuli will differ depending on the nature of the violent depiction(Atkin, 1983; Berkowitz & Alioto, 1973; Jo & Berkowitz, 1994). The more realistic television stimulus—which also combined HM and violent portrayals—resulted in larger increases in aggressive responses to the constructed scenarios compared to the…

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    Roman Mythology is full of references to orgies, incest, and acts of cruelties, which degrades the mind of religious individuals. This idea is enforced in this painting by the impression that the statues are ostentatiously showing their nudity. This is a complete opposite to the other individuals in the painting as they are all wearing clothes. The demonization of those religious figures was inherited from the Middle Age, where demons were often depicted naked and the traditional iconography…

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    In 1988, a complaint was raised on a children’s show called The Bugs Bunny and Tweety (Bewitched Bunny), aired on CIII-TV at 5pm on the grounds that it violated the sex-role portrayal code (Lisosky, 2001). It was a children’s show that highly resembled Hansel and Gretel where Bugs Bunny intervened and allowed the children to escape but, in so doing, he upset the witch who resolved to have him for dinner instead. A chase ensued and the heroic hare narrowly escaped death by using a bag of “Magic…

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    The act of commenting on written works is not limited to written commentary. In his engraving series Illustrations of the Book of Job, William Blake visually implements his varied interpretations of the Book of Job. He links the story to the greater Christian Biblical canon by adding verses from St. Paul’s Epistles to the Corinthians. In doing so, he condemns the Job’s comforters as blatantly evil rather than mislead. Additionally, he depicts Elihu as an ignored and inessential in order to…

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    The classical element of nudity introduced into tapestry in the Renaissance robbed tapestry of it’s rich details of attire. Unlike the elaborate and detailed clothing of the hunters in the Unicorn at the Fountain, Adam and Eve in God Accuses Adam and Eve after the Fall do not wear…

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    Teenage pregnancy is a growing problem in Bermuda. The numbers have fluctuated through the years. Studies have shown that girls raised in poverty, in single-parent homes, and by parents with lower levels of education are more likely to become adolescent mothers. Between April 2009 and March 2010, there were 71 pregnancies in girls age 19 and under. (Teen Haven) Education is affected when the teenager becomes pregnant. Often young girls are too busy raising their child, they forget about their…

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    “But did this only involve Roman perspectives?” Yes, that is true as this sculpture is a whole-body depiction of a sculpture of the goddess created during the Roman era. Everyone take a look around you, now can anyone tell me, who invented nude art? “The Greeks..?” Yes! These sculptures are intended to be idealistic with intention to amalgamate the philosophies…

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