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    big role in shaping those different perceptions. With the televisions, the internet, and contemporary movies, media has a strong hold on women’s and men’s personal perceptions of what beauty and masculinity is supposed to be. Women should have a hourglass shape and be beautiful and men should have muscles and be strong. Because of this, Lightstone said that it has been known to contribute to some women and men experiencing eating disorders like anorexia and images of unrealistic bodies and men…

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    There will be a time in everyone’s life in which they feel surrounded by confusion and tragedy. Edgar Allan Poe’s “A Dream Within a Dream” is a widely known lyrical poem surrounding the thoughts of a speaker whose seemingly dashed hopes and dreams have led him to question the very meaning and purpose of life. Through the emotionally-charged words spoken by the speaker, the powerful imagery and subtle symbolism, the use of apostrophe, and the juxtaposition created between the two parallel stanzas…

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    Multi-Cultural Beauty From the hourglass shape to the most exotic trends, the word beauty can drastically differentiate between different cultures. Often when individuals in the U.S. think about what true beauty is; this idea is molded by the media into features such as busty women and buff men. However, this word takes a different shape in cultures that are isolated from the U.S. media; some culture 's standards could even be considered exotic or extreme. For example, in China foot binding…

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    ailment. Approximately 1.2% of American citizens die every year from some form of terminal illness(Guy, Maytal, and Theodore A. Stern 6). Many of those deaths involve excruciating pain from the illness itself and family members suffering over an hourglass that just won 't seem to run out. Denying people the right to chose when they want to pass on their own terms is simply cruel and unjust, not only to the patient, but to the loved ones of the individual. The twenty first century has become a…

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    The topic of this source is that media such as television and film are more than just economic sectors, but rather a major influence upon our worldviews and attitudes. This is evident within the source when the speaker says “...undercut our sense of identity as individuals or as citizens of nations.” This symbolizes how films and television have the ability to change worldviews within a population. The speakers perspective on the source is that film and television are two media outlets that are…

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    the neck but over time developed into a more elaborate and massive ruff that framed the face. The ruffs became so colossal that it needed a wire framework for support. The silhouette was established in England and France and was worn to create the hourglass look. Over time the silhouette grew to be more inelastic and longer to create the v-shaped look. Women also wore bodices for v-shaped waist. A bodice is a garment that hugs the upper body for a small waist. Young and unmarried women wore…

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    Hyde’s objectivity follows the hegemonic Eurocentric, masculinist knowledge-validation process, which is the only process I have learned throughout my education to validate claims. This process led me to fully accept Hyde’s Gender Similarities Hypothesis as a truth and abandon the claim that girls are physically weak, only capable of simple tasks and lack motivational achievement, whereas boys were capable of higher cognition, problem solving, and leadership skills (Hyde 88). These false truths…

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    Disrespectful. Traitor. Disgrace. Villain. All these words are just a small portion of what America and the president think and call Colin Kaepernick. Activist. Brave. Confident. Hero. All these words are just a small portion of what NFL players think and call Colin Kaepernick. Why is there such a radical divide on opinion of the quarterback? During the month of August, 2016, a photo of Colin Kaepernick sitting during the national anthem went viral. From then on, Kaepernick continued…

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    Ideas come from lots of people but most of them only know the base because of the Greek and Romans. Ideas of blueprints came from Leonardo Da Vinci, a Greek man. Politics were introduced by Greek and Romans. Religion, was both. Voting, Roman. Kings/Queens, Greek. Formation, Roman. Citadel, Roman. Volume, Greek We all are influenced by Ancient ideas no matter who we are, rich person? Politics, poor person? Money, we are all influenced by Ancient ideas. Ideas have certain effects, like……

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    these disorders comes from social media and the want for social acceptance. Social media today is so critical on women’s body images. It is truly ridiculous how much girls are pressured to look perfect. We have created this image of the perfect hourglass figure, with flowing hair, and flawless makeup. These images fill our timelines on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. What people don’t realize is how edited these photos are. The photos don’t portray the true image of the women in them. As women…

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