my analysis of the fans of Fifty Shades of Grey, I will demonstrate how fans have popularly engaged in textual poaching through writing fan fiction through several blogs and forums, specifically looking at the trilogies anti-fandoms, in which users mourn over the series flaws and critique the erotic manner of the books. I will argue my thesis through a careful analysis of the several anti-fandoms and fan created fiction primarily located
of Rutger’s University School of Criminal Justice, is an essay concerning the author’s study of existing bodies of research regarding risk perception, punishment experiences, and the effects of environmental stimuli in a criminological context. Considered and discussed is the impact of the public’s awareness regarding criminal sanctions and the process by which it forms its perceptions of risk as well as how individual members of society act upon those beliefs. In what ways these factors might interact
is a fine line between conservation, and senseless killing of animals involved in trophy hunting. The idea that killing an animal without a purpose to eat the meat it provides seems wasteful and unethical to a large amount of the public. In this essay I will be magnifying the actuality of trophy hunting in a lens that will describe the structure of trophy hunting and why it is practiced, but most importantly why it is important for the rest of the world to be aware of it. If we erase the misconceptions