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    some individuals engaging in their acts is their only way of achieving sexual arousal. Roughly 50% of paraphiliacs are married and most of these individuals are of European decent. The paraphilic disorders are: exhibitionism, voyeurism, pedophilia, fetishism, transvestism, sexual masochism and sexual sadism.…

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    Paraphilia Research Paper

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    Paraphilia is described as abnormal sexual behavior or desires. These are usually characterized by different sexual fantasies or extreme activities. They usually do not just go away. Sometimes these sexual desires are for certain objects, situations, and more. Sometimes a person that has paraphilia feels like they need to have these desires in order to have sex. Though many people do not realize it, paraphilia can cause a lot of problems in a person’s life. They can end up breaking the law or…

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    Today, many will agree that the world revolves around commerce, as the economy has been the main focal point of many thriving nations. Globally, the most common economic system is a mixed economy, which is a combination of a command and market economy. A command economy is focused on the central government. In a command economy, the government has control over the marketplace, and decides what is produced and sold. A market economy focuses on private business, and it allows for free trade and…

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    relatively low use value since the cost of producing and assembling a cell phone is miniscule compared to its retail value. Therefore, the profit margin of a cell phone can be explained by its tremendous exchange value, as well as Marx’s idea of the fetishism of commodities. This idea suggests, “the…

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    Useless Film Analysis

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    invested in the practice of commodity fetishism. The film showed the culture of China being one where people are obsessed with the idea of what these items mean in western culture. The Chinese in the film were infatuated with trying to emulate western culture at any cost. Which is the reason that there have been so many fake brands that circulate in China and make these people feel as if they are worth more than the other people. A great example of commodity fetishism in this movie is when they…

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    Music And Marx

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    Practices of Music Theory,” Henry Klumpenhouwer argues that “fetishism” is expressed in music theory, in that the value of music arises from its material characteristics, and not the societal connections that are needed to produce the music. He utilizes Karl Marx’s Capital, largely, in an effort to explain the “use-value” of commodities and the value inherent in the commodity as it is produced. He also discusses the idea of “fetishism,” the innate value of a commodity granted it either by the…

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    David M. Schneider best presents the idea of American Kinship and how we view those in relation to us. He recognizes that all around the world there are different languages and naming categories, yet as a human race we understand those various definitions and are able to relate our own classifications to them. Schneider uses the word “relative,” (others may use, folks, people, family) to define a relationship though blood or marriage. On my kinship chart I placed my relatives, those related to…

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    Karl Heinrich Marx was born on 5 May 1818 in Germany, when Europe was going through rapid social changes after the Industrial Revolution and the French Revolution. His interest in philosophy was greatly influenced by a German philosopher, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, when he read about his works at University. Subsequently, he gained understanding from the materialistic ideas of Ludwig Feuerbach and further developed them into his own sociological theories. Marx discovered that the society…

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    Apple Store Ethnography

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    but it wasn’t loud. The shop just looked like a business area and lots of customers dressed up nicely with suit. I think that Apple is more likely a lifestyle now instead of a brand. Marx’s commodity fetishism is a very good theory to describe the relation between Apple and their customers. Fetishism can be traced back to primitive society. Primitive society had low levels of productivity. People could not understand the natural phenomena scientifically, so they adore natural phenomena, which…

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    Karl Marx And Fight Club

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    Durden says “Our great war is a spiritual war…the people you [the white collars] depend on are the people who make your meals and take out your trash” as he’s making a speech to the members of Fight Club about being held to the same standard of fetishism of commodities and social expectations white collars can afford to have while they tolerate the monotonous lifestyles and dependence on the jobs keep white collars in the…

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