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    Analyses were conducted to compare the effects the media has on the body image. The study has found significant difference in the way in which the media impacts body image. In the course of the study there was a group of categories form to help distinguish the effects the media has on the body. These included “do you at some point in your day watch TV, go on the Internet, read or look at magazines” correlated with: how do you feel about your body (general), how do you feel about your…

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    Brazil Religion

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    Most of us perceive Brazil as the country of Carnival, nice sandy beaches and sunshine - on the surface, Brazil is a country which enjoys religious peace. Or does it? What most people don't know - and up to a point, the international media too - is the raise of religious fundamentalism in Brazil in the last 15 years or so -the last place on Earth one could associate with that. To understand a bit what's been happening, let me tell you a little about the country's religious history: Brazil is…

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    The science fiction book, Fahrenheit 451, by author Ray Bradbury does a good job of describing the modern society. He also could be predicting what the future could be like. There are many aspects of the world that are similar and different to modern day society, some similar things include technology addictions, and the amount of suicides, a differing example is how the societies view war. To begin with, present day society is becoming more and more technologically advanced, and therefore…

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    opinion? Well, my opinion is that children of this generation do spend far to much time in front of screens. I have seen that as the technology becomes more and more advanced, we as a humanity are fragmenting ourselves. Devices like phones and televisions consume the minds of our youth and they distorting communication skills. These electronics also in my view strip people of their pressious imagination. I agree with all of what is said in the first passage and from what i know about…

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    R-Rated R Movies

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    In recent studies, researchers have debated on whether or not thirteen year olds should be allowed to watch movies that are rated R. In such movies, violence and language are used precisely, where early tennagers could absorb and reflect what they see. When this happens, it is hard to get them to go back to how they acted before they watched these movies. First of all, No thirteen year olds should not be allowed to watch rated R movies because the movies could give off the effect of their…

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    Compare and Contrast Sitcom- Essay Throughout the decades we as viewers witnessed various family TV sitcoms evolve as generation’s change, with many managing to maintain several of the same family core values. I strongly feel that The Brady Bunch, which debuted in the 1960’s and Full House debuting in the 1990’s best illustrate a significant gap between two generations of families that share similarities amongst family values despite their difference in family structure and roles. Both sitcoms…

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    Whoever thought that a television show, about six dirty kids in the slums of Chicago, living with a drunk father would make me a better person. First off, I did not live in the slums of a major city. I lived in a nice town, with a lot of nice people. I also did not have an alcoholic for a father, so me connecting to the show did not seem likely. That is until, I got a closer look into the problems and flaws of all the Gallagher children. They made me happy, they made me cry, they made me laugh…

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    In the late 20th and early 21st centuries television and movies have been controlled by the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) everything we view is regulated in some way by the government. We had acts enforced, rules established and other types of regulations. The FCC is like the police for broadcasting it can fine broadcasters for violating anything that airs on television. The FCC has done this many times before for example an article from CNN.com posted in June, 2012 by Bill Mears…

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    America is not the Greatest Country is the first episode of HBO’s new television series The Newsroom. A news anchor, Will McAvoy, is seated between a strong liberalist, Susan, and a conservative, Lewis, on a journalism panel. When asked to describe why America is the greatest country from a student in the audience the anchor envisions someone in the audience using cue cards telling him, “It isn’t.” This persuades him to give his true opinion, and the anchor continues with a speech about why he…

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    Introduction In the book Fahrenheit 451 there are plenty of instances where characters expres when bealing they are happy but they actually unaware that they simply are distracted. Body Paraght 1 One of the characters that gets distracted would be Mildred.Her house is known for TV being all over the walls.She stays aching TV all day as a distraction of facing the real world. Even the women around her want to wach TV all the time.Mildred likes having friends over ut all they really do is whach…

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