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    changes of the institution. The 21st century is rapidly advancing and therefore, we cannot guarantee its future but we can predict it. The theories of the ‘hot and cool media’, ‘the global village’, and the ‘narcissism effect’ were all formed by Marshall McLuhan to foretell the future of media when it had just begun to develop. Many years later, the social media application Twitter proves McLuhan’s theories on media are still relevant in present day society. Twitter…

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    What Is Foreign Aid?

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    dimension of foreign aid. In reality, foreign aid had already been provided for the reconstruction of Europe after World War II and to an extent under colonial improvement schemes. It was the first government program (in the United States) namely the Marshall Plan in 1948 to help restore the devastated and destruction of the war in Western Europe. The number of programs and their diversity,…

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    Body Image Sociology

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    Media is something that has been welcomed into the daily lives of people with what seems to be no age limits. What is concerning about this excessive media use is the negative outcomes that go hand in hand with media use. With the rise of the Social Media Age more researchers are investigating the influence that media exposure has on young women. This research has proven that certain forms of media has a negative effect on self-esteem and body image. This essay will analyze sociological studies…

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    Identity And Fandom

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    This study focuses on the fandom fighting to legitimise and de-legitimise a textual interpretation that envisions a potential romantic resolution between a female protagonist and male antagonist. At times, this has required drawing on a wide variety of literature, and this section will address necessary theoretical frameworks and definitions. Most key topics fall within the field of media studies, such as media representation, fans and fan-related issues of identity and hierarchy. There is also…

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    It had been exactly 20 years since Laura made the worst mistake of her life. When she turned on Rachel. It didn’t make her fit in, it only lasted a week. Then she was the victim again. Laura had no one. She tried to talk to Rachel but she ignored her. This had been the biggest mistake she had ever made. Now years later Laura is a single mom with a 15 year old daughter. Octavia was identical to her mother. Her father left when she was six years old, but they are good. Laura is writing in the…

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    Introduction: What was the film about? The Film Miss Representation is a documentary directed by Jennifer Siebel Newsom as she is bringing into the world a new life, a daughter and how she feels she can prepare her daughter for what the world offers and how it is portrayed. The film emphasizes how the media portrays women in the media and how women have only a few role models in high positions. The film focuses on various influential women and men and their views on how women need to meet a…

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    Popular Culture

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    Pop culture or popular culture is the total of demeanors, thoughts, pictures, points of view, and other wonders that are inside the standard of a given culture, particularly Western culture of the ahead of schedule to mid-twentieth century and the developing worldwide standard of the late twentieth and mid 21st century. Intensely affected by broad communications, this accumulation of thoughts pervades the regular daily existences of the general public. The most well-known popular culture classes…

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    Gladiator Film Analysis

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    Artistic expressions, such as film, have the capacity to influence the perception of both our past and present. Mass media has been constantly validating how powerful ideas are. There is just a great amount of authority gained just by having something presented in the channels of media. All that it takes is a powerful production. The art form of illustration and film is effective in three things. Through it, a better perspective of the past is gained. It influences the values of the present and…

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    and the Soviets enter the war; he holds his own opinion to why the bomb was dropped. Whereas Alperovitz, and Messer, who are reliable authors, because they base their theory and pull all their evidence from diaries, documents, memoirs. Therefore, Marshall, Truman, and the Decision to drop the Bomb are a crucial article to all matters or topics concerning the facts around dropping the atomic bomb. 3. In one to two paragraphs, compare and contrast these two sources. Are the two sources’ theses or…

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    Media Fairness

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    Humans crave information, which is why the media is heavily depended upon. Without the media, news would travel at a much slower rate, leaving the community clueless as to what is going on in the world .What is media? These are conscious to reach large audience by mass communication, it can be both print media or broadcast media. Even though the media plays a big role in the development of any community, its fairness in reporting news has remained controversial. The issue of unfairness in media…

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