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    Hooking Consumer Behavior

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    Advertising companies have been known to use a variety of approaches to connect with a desired audience. These paid announcements, being quite informed on the irrational behavior of the public, utilize an array of cunning practices to garner customer loyalty. Coca-Cola, Apple, and McDonald 's are among many that exploit the explosive power of public relations. Some stunning examples of these culture-wounding practices include: altering emotional states by creating ties to a product through…

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    Cosmology In Ancient China

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    How has the understanding of [the] universe in China changed in last hundreds of years? Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius once said: "He who does not know what the world [does] not know where he is, and he who does not know for what purpose the world exists, does not know who he is, nor what the world is." It is true that a person 's self-identity is hugely affected by his or her view of the world, and that a country or race 's self-image is based on its understanding of the universe. In the last…

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    Women In Rape Culture

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    Women 's battle for equal representation has caused the entertainment market to include more females in its productions, only to reduce them to the lowest common dominator of a sex object, reinforcing gender oppression and rape culture. Rape culture has spread globally, deeming rape as a socially acceptable activity, alongside spawning new theories such as rape myths. Societies that internalize rape myths are hostile towards rape victims based on false beliefs of rape, most of which are…

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    highly oxymoronic. It implies that Eve’s submission to Adam is not only intentional, but sly. This decidedly contradicts a reading of Eve as a victim of misogyny. Thinking of Eve’s submission as coy ironically allows us to think of her as the secret dominator. Reading the passage above as either strictly feminist or anti-feminist seems to be more symptomatic of the reader’s anxiety, as opposed to a true understanding of her character. I’m interested in seeing how discarding these binaries…

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    Introduction: The creation, interpretation, and application of laws and policies in society is guided in large part by the morals and values of the society in which they are implemented. Within this idea, however, it is necessary to realize that there are numerous perspectives from which to approach and address legal issues. This becomes especially pertinent to bear in mind when examining contentious subjects like domestic violence. This paper will examine the issue of domestic violence as a…

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    TITLE The Next Christendom by Philip Jenkins is a non-fiction work about the growth and changing of Christianity from a predominately Western religion to a religion that is becoming more concentrated in the South. In the opening portion of the first chapter, his goal is already made clear when Philip Jenkins states that, “the center of gravity in the Christian world has shifted inexorably away from Europe, Southward to Africa and Latin America, and Eastward, toward Asia,” (1). He goes on to…

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    sentences vividly depict his ambitiousness reveal his rudeness to readers, Napoleon also reflect there a people like him in real world who believe they are noble and distinguished than others, some people always think they are different with other dominator, but finally they will being as same as “Mr. Jones”, betray primary principles and make friends with enemies, they do not work but just enjoy other’s labor fruits, they are absolutely…

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    their originality and the reinforcement of widow chastity. First, as we all know, the Manchus, previously viewed as barbarians, are non-Chinese who ruin a large land with a large population of Chinese. As Janet Theiss mentioned in her article: Qing dominators were highly sensitive about that none Chinese ruler identity. They want to be seen as legitimized ruler as any other previous Chinese rulers governed by the Mandate of Heaven. In order to gain power, control and influences over the general…

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    restaurant, Martin is a former owner of an upscale Los Angeles Mexican restaurant, who has relative high respects and social recognition. He represents macho and patriarchy. For example, he sits in the fixed side of the table, which makes him a dominator of the family. In Eat Drink Man Woman, although Mr. Zhu sits almost in the same position as Martin, the shape of the table makes difference. The Round table in Zhu’s family renders the father’s authoritative position diminished. However, the big…

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    Almost all industries and markets are considered very competitive. Due to this, it is important for marketers to understand their market opportunities in order to keep up with competitors. The cellular phone manufacturing industry has a huge selling market. The companies involved try to establish a competitive advantage by adding new features to their products. In order for marketers to form these advantages, they look at internal resources, environmental context (social, economic, and…

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