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    Furthermore, in extra modern-day times, satirical comedians together with Jon Stewart of The Daily Show and Stephen Colbert of the Colbert Report political-satire tv program indicates use of satirical comedy of actual information packages as a channel of humor by way of making a laughable parody of real information and political discussion and their content material. Stewart and Colbert play as mock political professionals and analysts who turn the information of the more severe and…

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    new york times best sellers. Vowell received her masters in art history at the school of art institution,and she received her bachelors in modern language at Montana State University. She has appeared on multiple show, these consisting of The Colbert Report, Nightline,…

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    A particular episode of The Colbert Report comes to mind when this topic is brought up. I 'm speaking of the episode where Hugh Laurie is interviewed shortly after his blues album, Didn 't It Rain, went triple platinum. In this interview Laurie states that Jazz is Americas greatest gift to the world, to which Steven Colbert responds by asking what Britain’s greatest gift to the world was. Colbert answers his own question saying that America is Britain’s greatest gift to the world. All perfectly…

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    abused (Van den Bergh et al., 2011). It is evident that women's needs are notable different than male prisoners; women showed a higher prevalence of general therapeutic and psychiatric conditions along with extreme drug dependence compared to men (Colbert, Sekula, Zoucha, & Cohen, 2013). All these untreated health care problems severely impact the life of those women. "Most of them exposed their lives to the risk of contracting HIV and other blood- borne viruses. Women are a greater risk of…

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    Today we struggle understanding to understand the rights and wrongs. People have very contrasting morals that one may question. It’s not the certain different virtues that people tend to have but the hypocrisy that comes with their actions. As a technological society, we tend to look into media outlets to inform ourselves. What we don’t know is how reliable can our media outlets beour media outlets be can.? How do we identify such hypocrisy and watered down facts? The answer is through the…

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    suggesting ridiculous solutions to problems, in an effort to get the audience to understand society’s short-comings in a way that isn’t preachy or very demanding. Popular examples in the 21st century include the Daily Show with Jon Stewart, the Colbert Report and the website The Onion. Jonathan Swift uses heavy, straight-faced satire in his book “A Modest Proposal”. This satire helps the reader understand the devastating turmoil and scarcity that the Irish…

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    Half of the battle of overseas combat is the military engagement. The other half; the half not as evident, is the transition home. Marines adopt a heightened sense of awareness for survival in a war zone. However, these adaptations do not vanish when Marines return home. Complications such as, feelings of displacement arise when Marines transition from an ever-evolving hostile environment back into a once familiarly known calm atmosphere. Understandably, a contribution to this feeling is that…

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    technological imagination” (8) and without the platform to display it, “the news of the day does not exist” (8). I agree with Postman's view because in my everyday life I choose to get information from not only the people around me, but from media that reports stories from all over the world. I usually start my mornings with local news on television. I don’t necessarily watch particular network because they usually have the same stories. I watch it for weather, traffic,…

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    The affix ‘de-’ means down, and the root ‘fama’ means report, together meaning ‘down report’. The use of the phrase, “should have removed him” assists the reader in understanding the word “defamatory” has a negative connotation when referring to Donald Trump. What this sentence says is that Donald Trump has said countless things that injure his reputation that should have caused him to drop out of the election months ago. When The Colbert Report was still airing on Comedy Central, they were…

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    Rhetorical Analysis The Economist is an excellent magazine that provides, report, and analyze news without prejudice. The Economist recently exposes the truth of post-truth politics that post-truth is not a fact and devolves on feeling and emotions and has bad effect on society today. Post-truth is mostly used in politics which is why The Economist wrote the “Yes, I’d lie to you: the post-truth world” to notify political news consumers to beware of post-truth politics. The author…

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