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    Ruins in Popular Culture: A Story of Metamorphosis” Herzog uses historical criticism, while “A Consideration of Kafka’s Metamorphosis As A Metaphor For Existential Anxiety About Ageing” uses pyschological criticism. “Kafka’s Ruins in Popular Culture: A Story of Metamorphosis” is superior while “A Consideration of Kafka’s Metamorphosis As A Metaphor For Existential Anxiety About Ageing” is inferior because it talks about age and death and how one is better than the other. “Kafka’s Ruins in…

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    Mark Twain wrote the classic novel and masterpiece, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. Mark Twain revolutionized literature with his use of humor and his portrayal of characters and social issues. One of the aspects that made Huckleberry Finn so popular is the first use of various dialect. Mark Twain is historic in American literature because he introduced a new use of dialect in novels. The use of different dialect in…

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    Popular Culture: Beauty and Sexuality in the 1950’s Unit 2 Response Paper SaJuanna McCrary Arizona State University WST 371-Professor Michelle McGibbney Vlahoulis Popular Culture: Beauty and Sexuality in the 1950’s Unit 2 Response Paper After the war America had a different battle within the construct of their societal expectations and views specifically regarding women. Previously they had needed women to leave their role of homemakers and work in jobs solely held by men (Haralovich,…

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    Though many gender role advancements were achieved in past and future decades, these were more segregated in the 1950’s than they were in even colonial times. Popular culture constantly influences society; the 1950s were no exception. In this era, there were rigid gender roles represented in popular culture. To start, magazines were filled with degrading advertisements for women, as described in the article “Women’s Roles in the 1950s” from American Decades, “The magazines of the time were…

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    Meredith Kressen Bobby Howard PHIL 2203-001 Fallacies in Popular Culture In 2001, Steve Carell and Stephen Colbert were both cast members of the hit television show, The Daily Show, which airs on Comedy Central. During one of their segments titled “Even Stephen” the two poked fun at each other while either arguing extremely for or extremely against a certain topic. The video I have chosen to analyze was an argument regarding the topic of a patient’s bill of rights. Although there are many…

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    Hip-Hop, today, is one of the most influential subcultures in popular culture, and its music is considered to be one of the most popular and powerful genres. In it’s origins, It gave voices to the youth of the 70’s and 80s, and gave them relevance in a world that otherwise wouldn’t through their paintings on New York subways that went “all-city”. Youth and even other, older, individuals with voices that were unheard were eventually heard through all means of Hip-Hop as well. The Hip-Hop movement…

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    themes of the decade and makes connections with the contemporary politically flavoured songs. The list of politically relevant songs is nearly endless, and many are beyond the scope of this paper. Therefore, this paper will only focus on British popular music published in the 1980s, excluding folk music, punk and other songs that did not enter the charts. Only the most historically important political events will be covered, starting with Thatcher and her influence on British pop music. Other…

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    Hunting Popularity Hunting isn 't a popular sport to some people, but for others they hunt all the time. Some people don 't like killing animals because they think it is wrong, for other people they like it for a sport, hobby, and for other reasons. Some people do it for fun and some for meat. There are many reasons people hunt. The sport of hunting could be different in many people 's eyes. Some even think it 's not a sport at all. But for some people they see it as a sport for many reasons,…

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    pg.211) explain, the individual who gets pulled into a crowd has probably observed the prominence with which crowd voice has been covered in the media, and attached some meaning to it. Therefore, crowd violence becomes portrayed in the media as a popular culture, and serves to vindicate the sociological theories of emergent norms and social learning. More broadly, information, as Fruin (2002) states, also relates to the messages passed in events or occasions. Such message can have the effect of…

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    Coldplay is an influential aspect of American popular music because they originated at an awkward time in musical history and had to find a new direction to go in. In the late 1990s, there were so many different genres and styles of music and Coldplay shaped the way that the new bands would style their music. They also didn't believe in living the Rock ‘n' Roll lifestyle, which made them much better role models for the younger generation than previous popular musicians. Chris Martin said in a…

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