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Surveillance, restricted thought, and propaganda symbolize a few of the many dystopian traits portrayed throughout the nation of Eurasia. These traits are specifically depict to demonstrate the dystopian society. Within each and every home of the citizens one way telescreens are provided. The telescreens are high tech surveillance, in which they are observed at all times of the day, sustaining no acts of privacy. Surveillance is not the only trait, the citizens do not have the freedom to express…

The novel 1984 written by George Orwell gives the reader a distinct view of a dystopian society. The government stated in the novel; is very controlling. It uses propaganda, and power to manipulate its people to believe what it wants them to believe. In general; nowadays, other governments have freedom in addition, fewer rules, and your own opinion. In other words, what they still show on the television, written in textbooks is most likely what they would believe. The novel shows a…

In the Red Bead Experiment, a small proportion of red beads are interspersed with white beads. In this model, the white beads are desirable by the customer whereas the red beads are not and can be considered as errors. The employee receives instructions on how to collect the beads properly and proceeds to do so. The results are then tallied documenting the number of errors (red beads) which are identified. There are a number of interpretations of the data derived from this experiment…

Nike, "Just Do It" campaign; One of the most successful campaigns of all the times. Even though their athletic shoes are very popular, another prevalent aspect of the Nike brand is their memorable advertisement campaign. For years, Nike has been a well-known brand for their sneakers and sports gear. A trustworthy brand to say the least, but it has also created wonderful campaign ads and videos for their audience. Nike is recognized for their comfortable sneakers and excellent quality in sports…

This slogan is mere puffery because it’s a statement that expresses a subjective view on coffee in America. However, I can see it deceiving consumers into thinking Dunkin Donuts is the American way to have your coffee with these types of ads. Dunkin Donuts also tried to trademark that slogan but the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office found the meaning not sufficient enough to be registered as a trademark. Also, their current slogan, “American Runs on Dunkin”, might suggest…

The Luxe Brand: ARI Perfume Advertisement In the book Can’t Buy My Love: How Advertising Changes the Way We Think and Feel Jean Kilbourne examines advertisements that exploit human desires. She states that ads sell products “by link[ing] our deepest emotions” (77) by promising buyers that products will “enhance...self worth” (92) and “help us feel more alive” (90) since products can deliver what people seek the most which is “an identity and fulfillment” (82). She also proposes those “products…

In the dystopian novel, 1984 by George Orwell the main character, a man named Winston Smith is coping with the many problems that are occurring in the city he resides in. This city is known as Oceania and is a place where a government’s Party is led by a power that oversees the entire city. A group of people known as Big Brother belittles the citizens by watching their every move and giving them little to no freedom. Therefore this is defying a ban on individuality but with all of the secrets…

It is a far more complicated process. Advertising is a combination of various techniques such as repetition, slogans, using celebrities, affective conditioning, humor, bandwagon and nonrational influence. All of these techniques make us favor and more likely to purchase the products or services being promoted. Although people are aware of the influence some of these…

Recognition of Domestic Violence In 2015, Women’s Aid released a campaign ad about the topic of domestic violence. Located in England, the foundation works to raise awareness for an end domestic violence in both women and children. They paired up with WCRS agency, a marketing company, to create a digital billboard that uses facial recognition to make the ad interactive, which is a main feature of the campaign video. The video outlines the strategy set up by the billboard, highlighting the…

The use slogans as advertising has been a main factor of making a product successful. However, the use of the same slogan from different companies may not be convenient for either side. The phrase “It’s the Real Thing” was used by the Coca-Cola company and the Grove Press, to advertise the book Diary of a Harlem Schoolteacher. This two-way advertising, however, did not please Ira Herbert, an executive of Coca-Cola. Herbert had written a letter directed to Richard Seaver, a representative of…