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    In his 2004 presidential address at the American Sociological Association meeting, Michael Burawoy made a call for reinvigorating public sociology to help drive social reforms. For him, sociology has reneged on its fundamental promise to effectively function as “a moral and political force” to ensure a just society, resulting in the increasing social inequality and commoditization of public goods, including public universities (Burawoy, 2005, p. 6). Burawoy therefore calls for rejuvenating…

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    Ontological Analysis

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    The only way that the self could be reified would be that these institutions that shaped it were somehow forgotten and abstracted; rather than represent actual objective social relations, authenticity resembles a form of commodity fetishism.24 Ontology segregates itself from the cultural and holds itself to be superior to be the culturally mediated; by doing this, ontology makes itself more vulnerable to said mediation.25 By claiming that the individual owns herself, authenticity dangerously…

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    The Director's choice to release a CIA worker following § 102(c) of the NSA is judicially reviewable under the APA because the national security was not truly involved because the sexuality of the plaintiff has nothing to do with his performance at work. He was largely investigated and questioned by a polygraph officer concerning his homosexuality and possible security infractions, but they did not find any reason to believe that he was having any intimate relationships with any people outside…

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    Although Adorno agree with Marx analysis, he thinks critique of commodity fetishism involves several insights. Significant changes have occurred in the shape of capitalism since this theory was developed. It requires revisions on few other topics, like: 1. The dialectic between forces of production and relations of production…

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    other without having some sort of help. The reflects the proletariat’s struggle to maintain freedom and individuality while the bourgeoisie has all this time, and are free to do as the want. The couple is experiencing, as Marx would say, commodity fetishism. The are made to put value into things that have no objective value. They put value into speaking with Martin, telling him about their day and conversing with him as if he has value. When in reality he is charging them to be there, he doesn…

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    as the unrealistic prototype of a woman. Jones was highly influenced by U.S pop culture and consumerism. This painting and many of his others have an essence of advertisement. He was also inspired by the fetishism, eroticism and danger in sexual images. In an interview Jones claimed, “fetishism and the transgressive world produced images that I liked because they were dangerous. They were about personal obsessions. They suggested new ways of depicting the figure that weren't dressed up for…

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    Double Indemnity Analysis

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    Term Paper: Double Indemnity (1944) directed by Billy Wilder Modern society is undeniably obsessed with true-crime stories and murder mysteries. There is a prominent interest for the forces of so-called good and evil, attracting people to know about atrocities and massacres. Citizens, with the goal of obtaining a reasonable explanation of such events, question every aspect of a concrete crime or homicide, and try to find out the motive or the responsible’s background. All these doubts and…

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    The superhero costume is a fundamental component to a characters identity that enforces power and signifies the roles and responsibilities that the superhero must convey to its community. Costume is also an element of aesthetic gratification, which is often used in order to exemplify the human physique. The superheroin costume is a controversial subject matter in the film and comic industry. Sexualisation amongst female characters is often brought to the attention of the audience; movies have…

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    So far the world has been developing with a shocking similarity to what most Marxists have predicted. The world has been divided into two groups: the bourgeois and the proletariat, the haves and the have-nots. The bourgeois is, despite its great disadvantages in the number of members, the dominant class that controls the process of production. Under capitalism, the bourgeois exploits and oppresses the proletariat to maximizes their own benefit. The proletariat has a far greater number, yet…

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    fact Miko is now dating a white man. He explained his frustration to Alice and Meredith, Alice’s girlfriend, saying that it is okay for an Asian man to date a white woman, but for an Asian woman to date a white man it has to be because they have a fetishism. Meredith tried to understand Ben’s reasoning but the more she argued her point the more Ben would shut down her reasoning by comparing them to deviant…

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