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    The manifest destiny of television technology is real-time viewing of all the places the audience is not. It is the ideal glance into the neighbor’s kitchen window, or through the bedroom door. The entertainment corporations found a way to make televised life commerce, so now it rules the airwaves. Reality-based television is not novel, of course. Allen Funt, with his 1948 TV series Candid Camera is often recognized as reality TV’s first specialist. He actually started a year earlier with Candid…

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    Reality Show Narcissism

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    own or what they look like, instead of paying attention on their good and valuable traits, for example, their personalities. A good example of a reality television show is The Swan, where women who are judged as ugly and are given radical makeovers, including extreme amounts of plastic surgery. This portrays superficial values where women feel they have to be beautiful on the outside, instead of focusing on who they are on the inside. This implying that what reality television is conveying, is…

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    “Last year U.S. consumers spent $16.6 billion on video games, according to the Entertainment Software Association” (Dockterman). Video game culture has become mainstream and very influential in modern lifestyles. Video game characters are featured on merchandise and apparel. Games have also been adapted into films and books, such as Resident Evil and Halo. Of the visitors to a fandom convention, almost half are women (Wiseman). But, only around 15% of characters in video games are women…

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    She will be entering the workforce, but will not have a large income at first. She will fit into many of JCPenney's promotional campaigns and will be attracted to the available brands such as Sephora, Allen B, and Bisou Bisou (Ostlund, 2012). She seeks low prices and good quality clothes and other items. She will go to JCPenney when she needs new clothes and will buy just enough to get her by. This segment is relevant to JCPenney because it will help invigorate the store with a younger…

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    Professor at Baylor University, Dianne Kendall, in her essay “Framing Class, Vicarious Living, and Conspicuous Consumption,” published in 2005 touches on the fact that what we see from the media is a humongous influence on how we define social classes and argues that the media tends to trivialize issues of class and to downplay the existential problems poverty entails. Television shows such as “Family Guy”, and “Keeping up with the Kardashians” use frames to alter how we perceive social classes,…

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    Quite often it is the traditional culture within a community that establishes the ideals that individuals are prompted to follow. Within the novel Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe, the Igbo culture is a primary influence setting boundaries that define masculine and feminine roles in the clan of Umuofia. The actions carried out by men and women in the Igbo culture are crucial for defying the level of gender orientation one has, ultimately determining their position and importance in society.…

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    industry due to its technique. Many adveritsing projects have dedicated retouchers, such as Pascal Dangin & Amy Dresser arguably being the best in their fields as part of the post production process. Advertisers are able to give models an artificial makeover where in reality that doesn't exist. Any unwanted flaw can vanish with the click of a button. But Whilst Photoshop is often seen to be used simple as a way to edit minute details within images, it…

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    Eminent Domain Essay

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    Eminent domain, the government taking one’s property for a just compensation, and using the land for a public use, can destroy someone’s life or an entire neighborhood. If the government can take control of anyone’s land, the government can take control of the people. Most Americans would say that their home is a cherished land with many extravagant and astonishing memories of their past. Now ask the same Americans if they would be “ok” with someone swooping in and just taking all of those…

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    Overview of Information Systems Implemented Information System Information System is a set of system and HR that present basic depot, computing, sharing and communion facilitate organization to reach their ambition and objective. The Information system grants connection for organize and splitting knowledge and data to gain the efficiency in return and production of the organization. Leading an information system within an organization is a challenging task due to many circumstance. It is the…

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    Courtney Brondum SOCL 2211-002 Professor Thomas 17 February, 2017 Does Social Media set unrealistic beauty standards for young women in America who participate in these networks such as Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter? What percentage of young women in America who participate in online networking, feel that the beauty standards set by social media are unrealistic or destructive to their self esteem? Being a woman in this crazy world we live in today, we are often reminded of the…

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