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    Marilyn Monroe Beauty

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    have used chemicals and surgery to obtain what society describes as beautiful. Women work their bodies beyond their breaking points to obtain a smaller size. How can society tell one woman she is beautiful while, it tells another she is ugly because she can not meet unrealistic standards designed by society.Human beings have lost the true meaning of…

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    feel adequate in comparison. The unrealistic presentations of perfection by the media impacts women in physical and psychological ways, often resulting in low self-esteem and health risks. Women have been obsessing about attaining unrealistic goals set out by the media for many years. Celia Milne, author of “Pressures to Conform” addresses the negative impact that media can have on the physical and mental wellbeing of young women. She outlines the ways that the media portrays a generally…

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    seems that children will grow up to become obese and this can inflict complications to their health as the child continues to age. The term obesity is a chronic condition that is typically characterized by an excess body fat; body fat it is defined by using the body mass index (BMI). The body mass index (BMI) is a calculation of the percentile this will…

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    I argue that substance dualism is false. Substance dualism claims that people and body are distinct. People are nonphysical beings that connect to bodies. Here is my argument against substance dualism. (1) If substance dualism is true, people cannot causally influence bodies. (2) People can causally influence bodies. Therefore (3) Substance dualism is false. (1), (2) and (3) constitute a valid argument. An argument is valid means that if all of its premises are true, then the conclusion must be…

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    Surviving in harsh conditions is rough, but how quickly the mind reacts to its surroundings can change everything. Whether it is a natural disaster, being in a war, or getting captured by an enemy government, the urge to survive skews the mind from what is right, wrong, and what is truly real. Lord of the Flies, by William Golding, A Long Way Gone, by Ishmael Beah, and Night, by Elie Wiesel, all show the changes of the mind and the people around them that push them to survive. These books…

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    Body Image Dissatisfaction

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    attractiveness and bodily perfection, the media has coerced people to feel unsatisfied with their bodies. This body image dissatisfaction can result in disordered eating, self hatred, problematic social behavior, and overall an unhealthy mental, emotional, and physical state of being. Teenage girls and boys, and even boys and girls as early as ages 9-12 have reported feeling unsatisfied with their bodies. Living in an American society that glorifies "super-hunks and airbrushed beauties"(Maynard…

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    throughout our bodies which tell us the location of our body parts and what they are doing. As stated by Dr. Jim Davies of Carleton University, when these sensors are diminished and no longer work properly,…

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    advertisements targets individuals who are insecure about their weights and how their bodies appear as a result. It also targets those who are not willing to put the healthy effort into losing weight, but want the easy way out to losing weight. The message that is being sent out through this advertisement is that losing weight is easy and effortless through this slim kit, it also sends highlights the idea of the “ideal” body type. The advertisement is promoted by Jennifer Lopez, since it is her…

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    communication Body language may be one of the most complicated languages in the world, as it is somewhat open to interpretation or cultural norms. What exactly is it though and how can it be used in persuasion? Nonverbal communication is an essential, yet an involuntary form of communication. Many of us are not aware of our or other 's nonverbal signals, facial expressions, gestures, body language, etc. Nonverbal communication often refers to body language and tone of voice. To notice body…

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    idea of physical perfection comes to be in today's society, we must first analyze Greek culture, where the human body was idolized. In ancient Greece, religion was a prominent part of daily life. The Greeks worshiped several gods, and each of these gods represented a certain aspect of humanity. As a result, the Greeks imagined the gods with human bodies and characteristics, however, they still differed greatly from the normal human. The Greeks depicted the gods as ethereal beings, whose bodies…

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