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    aware of trends and influences and how brands and advertising operate in our society. relevant to today’s lifestyle needs and requirements. Warm memories that evoke nostalgic emotions are exploitable assets in today’s market and the increase in nostalgia-driven marketing may be associated with rapid technological change. Technology creates a distance between the process of production and consumption. For example, modern food production processes have advanced to the extent that the processes…

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    Neha Patel AMST 135: Section 10322 Professor Alicia Chavez Essay 1 November 14, 2017 The Role of Gender Norms, Sexuality, and Diaspora within Dominican Culture Through The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao, Junot Diaz explores the presence of various conflicts between personal and community identity within the culture of the Dominican Republic. Within the book, these conflicts are presented through the experiences and interactions of many characters who struggle with identifying their beliefs…

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    The Wizard of Oz Dozens of advancements in movie producing technology occurred between the late 1920’s and the early 1960’s, this time period is often referred to as the Golden Age of Hollywood due to its unique style (Goldberg, “Classical Hollywood Cinema”). Many of America’s most revolutionary and memorable movies were created in this forty year period. The most popular and renown movies had unique qualities and specialties that set them apart from the others, these groundbreaking films often…

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    MP3 player. The ‘thinking allowed’ sociological podcasts of Laurie Taylor convince me I am not wasting time. Or the music I listen to offers me an escape method to an era I did not live through, but view with an artificial dreamlike longing and nostalgia. The utopia of 1970s Glam Rock offsets the dystopia of being climbed over by men who smell of alcohol and jabbed in the back with oversized backpacks on buses which never seem to be able to adhere to the timetable. When taking a…

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    One of the largest arguments that students and teachers have today is whether or not Shakespeare should be taught in schools. There are many reasons that support for and against this matter, but there is only one right answer such as the fact that the language is too hard or he isn’t relevant. But, Shakespeare should be taught in schools because of his relevance and importance to society. hello. The first argument that supports Shakespeare being taught in schools is that he so known all over…

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    Poetry is the embodiment of meaning and feeling in words. Poetry can convey the feeling of happiness, or the feeling of despair. Poetry can convey the feeling of grief, the feeling of excitement, the feeling of love, anger, peace, nostalgia, and everything in between in all sorts of combinations. Poetry can inspire, it can create, and sometimes poetry can destroy. Poetry is wonderful for the way that it flows through your head; how it sounds so smooth. Poetry is made from the heart by the…

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    A meaningless journey transform to a learning opportunity to gain and search the meaning of happiness. Competing between unhappiness and happiness, Hector realize avoiding unhappiness isn’t the road to happiness. Hector learned nostalgia is not what it used to be, the feeling of being completely alive, and the reason people believe happiness means being richer or more important. Hector’s last trip leads to Los Angeles where the photo in his sock draw took place. Hector is meeting with Agnes (a…

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    When I first started writing this personal statement an overwhelming feeling of nostalgia swept over me.I grew up seeing my dad with a stethoscope and a sphygmomanometer from 1970,s. We used to live close to a river called Kornofully. Most of his patients were from fishing colonies, where people could barely have two meals a day. He used to give them prescriptions along with medications which he got from different medicine companies. Seeing these poverty-stricken families my only desire was to…

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    Whenever culture is in consideration, one is either caring or copying. Brianna Fragoso, author of the article “Culture Appropriation Vs. Cultural Appreciation” on The Odyssey, discusses the contentious line bordering appropriating and appreciating aspects of respective cultures by using rhetorical strategies to develop an educated argument about this controversial issue. It is crucial to comprehend both positions of the issue since it reflects into matters of racism, political correctness, and…

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    record sales generating £2.4 million for the record industry while only £2.1 million being generated from the sales of downloaded digital music from online music retailers such as ‘iTunes’ (Savage, 2016). There could be a number of reasons for this, nostalgia is a key factor for when an older technology becomes popular and relevant once more, the resurgence of vinyl records can be compared to the increasing popularity of “pixel art” in modern video games, this would lead to the assumption that…

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