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    and/or sayings involving offensive and inappropriate things are posted. For this reason, negative comments point to humiliation and bullying. As a result, people consider humiliation as the norm, or part of their culture. This is clarified by Monica Lewinsky in her speech. She brings up, “For nearly two decades now, we have slowly been sowing the seeds of shame and public humiliation in our cultural soil, both on-and-offline,(B).” But, back in the 1620s, negative comments on people’s walls…

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    Schadenfreude Reality TV

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    all be important in regards to understanding reality TV. Although there are so many miscellaneous and intellectual thoughts, I only want to pin point the importance of one. Schadenfreude is a vast factor when trying to understand reality TV but humiliation, authenticity, and gratification can also be dynamics that play a role in this understanding. Schandenfreude is a German word which deciphers…

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    Public Humiliation Public humiliation was a acceptance with the Puritans, and how they treated people who sinned. Nathaniel Hawthorne made Hester Prynne the main character the one who committed the biggest sin of all. Adultery, and she wore A on her chest that only changed her appearance. ‘’Concerns Raised on ‘’Scarlet Letter’’ for Drunk Drivers”. By Toni Locy thinks its ok to put a letter on the driver's licence of people that drink and drive. The Scarlet Letter does not serve as a…

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    this book because the year he lost his mother he found the letter “A” on a piece of clothing. His purpose was to make a “hell-fired story” to portray the public humiliation of committing a sin during this time. The message that he was trying to convey was that staying silent about sins is mentally more destructive than public humiliation. Nathaniel Hawthorne spend a better half of a year writing the Scarlet Letter because his family needed the money. He just had a daughter and he was not…

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    Braveheart Imperialism

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    Braveheart, released in 1995, stars Mel Gibson as William Wallace, the famous warrior and leader of the War for Scottish Independence in the thirteenth century. The film is largely based on historical truths and folklore, with the occasional Hollywood exaggeration intertwined. There are several problems with the film that cannot easily be overlooked. One of the most obvious regards injury and health during the rebellion: the men in Wallace’s army did not have armor and were frequently and…

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    viral in their area after they had broken up. After seeing the photos all over the internet and having a Myspace page called, “Hope Hater Page”, Hope as well as Logan took their lives. The problem with the internet is the opportunity for online humiliation and offensiveness. Many people take to social media to express their feelings and they are attacked for their remarks; sometimes they get cyber bullied. Everyone is different and they certainly take separate techniques of dealing with hurtful…

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    In Monica Lewinsky’s TED talk “The Price of Shame” she claims that being cruel to others was nothing new until the internet revolution which led to an increase of public humiliation and shaming in the online world. Monica Lewinsky stated that “Gossip websites, paparazzi, reality programming, politics, news outlet, and sometimes hackers all traffic in shame”. The rise of social media has produced celebrity news outlets that only focus on stories that have maximum effect on publicity humiliating…

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    Violence, most notably took the form of torture during the Algerian war. Due to the immense violence of the war, it was difficult to come to terms even decades after. Torture took many forms of pain, humiliation and shaming of the Algerians in order to gain information. The information that was at stake helped the French to bring down the hierarchy of the FLN. Although torture helped the French win battles, in the end it might of cost them the war by bringing more Algerians to the FLN’s side.…

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    The poem by Margret Atwood, “Marrying the Hangman” exemplifies the conception of humiliation, commendably sanctioning the metamorphosing societal values. Effectively perceiving the perception of deception and guilt. Marrying the Hangman is fused by history which in turn invoked the official, written history of a woman who escaped sentence of death by convincing a condemned man to accept the position of hangman and to marry her, and the oral history of a violent encounter, shared among other…

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    similes, the characters begin to have a new outlook on how they should live in society after their sufferings. Lurie and his daughter experience hardship, especially after they suffer through the attack on the farm, and after discussion regarding the humiliation and shame they receive, they realize they are unable to live the way they lived before the attack. Their new outlook connects themselves to animals figuratively as “perhaps that is what [they] must learn to accept. To start at ground…

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