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    advertisement this week. It is an attractive topic to me and I really enjoyed the discussion in class, which is about the influence of advertisement on women. Both of the article---Two ways a woman can get hurt: advertisement and violence and the video we watched in class are take the position of advertising may hurt woman. Personally I agree with their opinions. Advertisement has influenced people for many years. It also affects our aesthetic of beauty and values. Many characters in…

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    Seton Hall University When the Hurt Wasn’t Enough Journey of Transformation Essay Word Count: 1804 Class 1101-Section AF December 4, 2014 Over time, I learned that bathroom tiles are the best to cry on because they are cold, a full tub of ice cream does not cure anything and sleeping does not make reality any easier. I also learned that finding the positive in every negative was important. Hurt helps a person’s journey move along only when they are also able to find the happiness after the…

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    each other on. It is often said that “pain is beauty”, and that “beauty is skin deep” but it’s the eager expectation of perfection that can kill someone from the inside out and ruin the innocent heart of a beautiful girl. In Beyoncé’s song, “Pretty Hurts”, published in 2013, and Marge Piercy’s poem, “Barbie doll”, published in 1971, both authors aim to send the same message to those effected by these expectations.…

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    Are football players getting hurt to much? Football is one of the hardest hitting sports in the world. There are 300 pound beast running full speed at each other delivering a blow that would literally blast through walls, and it doesn't take a genius to figure out that if they hit heads that's going to hurt. CTE is a form of disease which is found in people who got hit really hard in the head. So this is what the players have later in their life. They first stages aren't that bad but they can…

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    Why We Hurt: The Natural History of Pain is written by neurosurgeon, Dr. Frank Vertosick, who transforms the vast subject of pain into an exciting and enlightening discussion that is highly engaging. Dr. Vertosick examines many types of pain including migraines, phantom limb pain, tic douloureux, ruptured discs, rheumatoid arthritis, carpal tunnel syndrome, angina pains, and cancer. Each chapter presents a clinical case, the different ways in which cultures viewed the disorder and the biology…

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    This idea can be seen in various sources surrounding body image as created in art. The struggles surrounding body image and photography are fairly solidified because of this. In Kirsten Anderberg’s article, “The Images of Beauty Are Unrealistic and Hurt Women,” the negative aspects of photography in regard to body image are explored. Anderberg tells the story of a Sports Illustrated model who has a realization about the modeling industry: “She was getting ready for a photo shoot with other…

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    Why Hurt Others? The great depression shattered the American dream: at its peak, over 15 million people in the United States were unemployed, and half of all banks vanished into bankruptcy. This saddening and desolate time was the setting of John Steinbeck’s classic novel, Of Mice and Men, where the protagonist, George, and his partner, Lennie, set out on a search for work after being chased out of their hometown. Throughout the novel, Steinbeck uses the dialogue of Candy and Curley to convey…

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    Members of Society: Learning the social meaning of Gender” in which he explains how differences in Gender result from language, upbringing, and attitudes and behavior that were taught in early childhood, and Jean Kilbourne’s, “Two Ways a Woman Can Get Hurt: Advertising and Violence” in which she writes about how the attitudes of male and females are influenced by harmful media messages and advertising,…

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    back and forth, prepared to flee in case someone comes near. Compare that to the way a man confidently strides with a smirk plastered across his face, occasionally cat-calling a reluctant victim. In Jackson Katz’s book the Macho Paradox: Why Some Men Hurt Women and How All Men Can Help, the author argues that the violence and harassment made against women is indeed, a men’s issue. Within the first few chapters, Katz offers various scenarios, and a myriad of statistics. However, “in a 500 page…

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    Advertisement discreetly manipulates the beliefs, morals, and values of our culture, and most of the time we don’t even realize it’s happened. It becomes a big problem for women. Jean Kilbourne’s essay, Two Ways a Woman Can Get Hurt, points out how advertising and violence have influence for womenthat, and their bodise are protrayed as objects thereby normalizing attitudes that lead to sexual symbols and tools. She gives us an example about an advertisement in which a man is standing…

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