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    what is expected from them and the underlying rules that are now explicitly spelled out for them. Ken dolls are what people picture when imagining a rich white young man. Whenever Ken dolls are paired with a Barbie doll in a career package, they are the ones with the higher position. For example, in a the field of health, Ken is the doctor while Barbie is the nurse that is holding a baby. This exemplifies the glass escalator and the glass ceiling because if Ken was the nurse, he would be more likely to advance up in the ranks, but for Barbie, after a certain point, it would be difficult for her to continue climbing the ladder. In addition, the baby that Barbie is holding signifies to young girls that they should be the caretaker, while for young boys, it shows to them that males should be the ones to take charge and tell females what to do. Throughout history, women have been thought of as proper, and those that did not meet this standard were shunned. Barbies are very much the same way, because Barbie dolls are always dressed in a way that is flattering and appealing, even if it is not practical. As a fighter fighter, Barbies can be seen wearing heels and black pants, clothing that is not appropriate against flames. This also applies to Ken dolls because they are always well dressed in a flamboyant manner, but what exactly is the purpose of the Ken doll? I believe that the Ken dolls are not meant to attract a male audience, but rather further appeal to the female audience…

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    Barbie Doll Research Paper

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    Valeria Lukyanova could pass for a living Barbie doll; however, when you think about Barbie, Ken follows closely behind. Barbie and Ken may be the very first love story (between dolls, that is). Although there are several men who have gone under the knife to resemble this iconic doll, the most recognized human Ken doll is probably Justin Jedlica. THE NICKNAME ‘HUMAN KEN DOLL’ – COMPLIMENTS OF 20/20 During an interview for OWN’s series, Where Are They Now? Jedlica opens up about how he came to…

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    also nostalgic for me personally. I never asked for anything else, every christmas, every birthday, the only thing on my list were those dolls. Every young kid has their favorite toy or doll. When I was younger, my favorite thing was Barbie. For almost every holiday and birthday, I got something that had to do with her. There was the Barbie dream-house, the mini bright pink VolksWagon car, I even had a Barbie scooter; not to mention the box of at least ten barbies, including Ken. I was born in…

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    In Marge Piercy’s narrative poem, “Barbie Doll”, the story of a young girl is told from the viewpoint of an outside speaker watching her grow up around the norms of society and ultimately ends her life because of it. Throughout each stanza, a new important piece of information is expressed to the readers to contribute to both the theme and tone of the poem. Piercy is able to cultivate the idea that inward beauty is not valued in today’s society, and that artificial perfection can only be…

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    One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest was arguably one of author Ken Kesey’s finest works. One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest was published in 1962 by Ken Kesey with the guidance of Cowley (“Ken Kesey” 2014 “One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest” para. 4). This was a novel of great importance, it reflected the times and reflected what actions were taken throughout those times. Ken Kesey conducted a lot of research before writing his novel which allowed him to get a better grasp…

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    context (Lutz 1992, Sandstrom 2010). This ‘awareness of awareness’ is driven by how one internally and externally understands themselves based on how well adjusted they are to the socially and culturally agreed upon understandings of consciousness structures at that given time and place, in this way, consciousness experience is both an internal and external. Additionally, as individuals cognitively develop, the potential for development of consciousness grows in tandem, however their…

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    The Importance of Absurdity Our capacity to differentiate right from wrong in this world makes up a large part of who we are. Whenever we criticize the aspects of our lives, we assert ourselves, our ideas, and everything we have experienced and endured. Our ability to hold the world up to our standards lends us a feeling of power and control over our lives, giving us our pride and credibility as individuals, but when it is taken away from us, it renders us feeble, fearful, and helpless to…

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    Ken Follett Essay

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    Ken Follett: Introduction Ken Follett is one of the top thriller writers of the present generation. Over a career spanning 3 decades Ken Follett has written some of the best books in the genre of historical fiction. Born in 1949, Ken Follett has sold over 100 million books worldwide. He is a writer with a worldwide following from the UK to India and USA to Australia. Follett’s “On Wings and Eagles” Ken Follett wrote ‘On Wings of Eagles’ a novel which has the background of the Iranian…

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    Ken: A Fictional Narrative

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    Ken is just a normal kid; goes to school, has a nice family, and has good friends. His life is simple but satisfying. It’s Summer, and Ken and Dan promised each other that they were going to hang out as soon as Summer started. On the second day of Summer, Ken finds out that his soccer game has been canceled when his mom told him this morning during breakfast. “If that's true, then could I walk over to Dan’s house before lunch?” Ken asks. “A twelve-year-old walking that far you must be crazy!”…

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    Situational leadership theory was first proposed in 1969 by Paul Hersey and Ken Blanchard in their book, Management of Organization Behavior: Utilizing Human Resources. Situational leadership theory states that leadership behavior should adapt to the maturity and readiness of subordinates. According to Daft (2014), “The point of the situational model is that subordinates vary in readiness, which is determined by the degree of willingness and ability a subordinate demonstrates while performing a…

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