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    the public. The Star Models Sexual Violence Ad by Edson Rosa, embodies the qualities of an effective advertisement on the topic; Sexual Violence. The controversial topic, eye-catching, and clear message of Edson Rosa’s visual advertisement cooperate in accomplishing a powerful advertisement. Three women are standing in front of a pitch black backdrop. All three…

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    I think they have a huge role in childhood problems. I think the increased violence and guns in the video games are leading to increased violence in schools and other public places. I don't think that guns are bad, I not going to dive into the gun ordeal but I do think that video games are causing increased violence. I was sitting at a junior high track meet and 4 boys were sitting behind me talking about the latest Call of Duty and Modern Warfare and what they will be life. I don't think we…

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    physical fighting. Sometimes while interacting with the games and getting involved a thought may cross the gamers mind such as this is awesome to fight like this. That idea is often just coming from being involved in the game and caught up in the violence game moment. When you turn the video game console off that thought often away immediately. Bullying is a parents and bullying victim’s worst nightmare. As times go on more bullying in many different forms are occurring. Physical, verbal, and…

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    underlying meaning of it is in a faster way. In recent years, there has been a spike in sales of comic books due to the vast amount of superhero films and television series being produced. Although some readers may not realize, many comic books and graphic novels “address many of the same issues and concerns found in more traditional types of literature” (Butcher and Manning 67). In an age where images allow students to comprehend what…

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    all, they are now taking the world by storm, moving their way up the literary ladder. While they may never reach the revered level of Shakespeare, graphic novels are undoubtedly making a name for themselves as they carve out a place in literature. Frank Miller plays a large role in beginning the graphic novel revolution when he creates a new…

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    Their is about 85% that video games will has some sort of violence. According to the media around the average of 18 year old in American witnessed 200,00 acts of violence and about 16,000 murders in video games. The scientists researches and found some risk factors in playing violent video games antisocial behavior, depression, trouble at home, delinquency, and academic…

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    developed and published by Fancy Force. Created by video game designerJim Bonacci in 2010, the game features several player characters, who use different, sometimes atypical, vehicles to traverse the game's many levels. The game is best known for its graphic violence and the amount of user-generated content its players produce on a regular basis, with game maps shared on a public server. Happy Wheels' tagline is "Choose your inadequately prepared racer, and ignore severe consequences in your…

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    Studies have shown that children are starting to act more aggressive. Children have also committed more acts of violence. The game “Death Race” has encouraged any one who is playing it to run over the “gremlins” that actually look like humans. Even the arcade video game “Pac-Man” has faced criticism for the excessive amount of cartoon violence that is in that game. In the 1990’s violence in video games have become more commonplace. This has concluded Brad Busman’s point saying that video games…

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    Looking at the world today and wondering why there is so much violence, I asked myself how did it become so easy to be mean to people and to each other to the point of hurting people. I guess when I see violent things happen some things don’t bother me like they use to when I was younger. In this paper, I will be reviewing a few articles of violence including one from William Golding called, Why Boys Become Vicious, who is also the Author of The Lord of The Flies. I agree with the general…

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    game is trying to convey. The vast majority of video games in todays society contain extremely violent and graphic content. The biggest issue with this right now, is that most of the best selling and popular video games among children are the aggressive ones. Video games are increasing the negative behavior in children as, many of the video games involve repetitive acts of violence in them. Repetition in children can be learned and the behavior is adopted, becoming part of their…

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