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    Therefore, no matter where the fans are in the world, Nike touches those fans by honoring their respective icons. As a matter of fact, Nike isn’t the trigger of our decision making, but because we are keen to our icons and admire them. We’re forced to dig into our pockets and spend a surplus amount of money on the product. This generation shadows a great example of fans representing their icons. How many of us are suited and booted in a Nike, Jordan, Sean John, Aeropostale?, almost everybody.…

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    Everyone dies but, not everyone leaves a cultural imprint to American Society as much as celebrities do. Celebrities often leave this world considered as cultural legends or icons. One of the many past popular icons is Michael Jackson a man known for his popular music and outrageous scandals. The death of this popular figure stunned many fans because many celebrities are portrayed invincible and superb by the mass media (Levitt). As a result, his death became an enormous spectacle to the world.…

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    allowed to persuade by functioning as an icon. An icon is a representation of people or things which helps in the persuasive aspect because people are more likely to be persuaded by someone or something well known. Problem solution is having a problem in which you find a solution for. We use problem solution in the video by solving a problem that we believe many individuals have. We used Iconicity by using Charlie from the movie Sharknado, we chose an icon well known in hopes that it would…

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    First written in French, Satrapi’s graphic novel is set in Iran during the Iranian Revolution, and tells the story of Satrapi’s childhood, through her childhood self, “Marji.” In the graphic novel Persepolis, Marjane Satrapi incorporates religious icons to suggest a loss of individuality leads to the invalidity of preconceptions of Iranian oppression. The incorporation of God and Karl Marx as religious allusions exhibit opposing viewpoints…

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    With respect to the former president John F. Kennedy, and Abraham Lincoln inaugurations addresses are still relevant as both gentleman were an icon and will always be. Mr. Kennedy in particular in his speech he was express his vision for the future by inspired many people, not only in America, especially around the world. He expresses the imperative of global unity, and freedom for all mankind. He also expresses that a revolutionary beliefs that are consistently fighting in a dangerous world.…

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    celebrate our great country, as we venerate all those who have shaped our nation, as we commemorate our values of freedom, unity and equality and as we recognize our standpoint within the international community, let us acknowledge the outstanding icons who have represented who we are. Let us acknowledge Cathy Freeman, a renowned…

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    Nathanial “Nat” Turner who was born a slave, led a violent rebellion against slavery in the South. He was awakened by religious faith. He led a short life. (history.com). He also became an icon in the 1960’s black power movement (biography.com). Nat Turner, a slave born in Virginia, became an icon for leading a fierce uprising in order to abolish slavery, which impacted American history. Nat Turner was born on a plantation in Virginia, which was owned by Benjamin Turner. Nat Turner was allowed…

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    meaning if people saw it today. The sculpture is life sized and it is made of porcelain and has gold and white for colours. Koons created the sculpture to resemble La Pietà by Michelangelo, thus attaching a religious significance to the pop culture icon. Koons probably appropriated from pictures to create the piece, and encoded them with his own interpretation of seeing this major star everywhere. In a way, he somewhat steals the image of Michael Jackson and uses him for his own gain, which to…

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    crowded and expensive such as the housing market, renting or buying a house, medical and school’s fees…etc. However, these are their similars The three main differences between California and New York state are their lands, weather, and housing building icons. First of all, California state is big that’s as large as a country as Vietnam country’s land. California state has 164,696m2; in contrast; New York state’s land has 55,556m2. Next, Even though both California and New York state have…

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    When people have a familiar or well-renowned face to look towards they are more likely to throw their support towards whatever their icon does as well. When something is familiar to someone, they feel more comfortable with it and are more likely to believe in it. This is true for everything, and is explained as the Social Learning Theory, detailed in the article “A Case of Social and…

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