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Studying popular culture reveals the culture of society at the time. Further, popular culture reveals the underlying belief, power structures, and philosophical and moral frame of the society that produces those cultural products. Studying popular culture gives us an accessible vehicle through which to explore philosophical and moral questions, as well as the functioning of society on a smaller scale (fan based, consumption), through which we can make larger assumptions. Studies of popular culture

Classical influences on modern films and literature Classical Greece and Rome were ancient civilizations that existed 2500 years ago, and are regarded by numerous scholars as the foundation of humanities in various fields. In popular culture, Ancient Greece and Rome are portrayed substantially in books and movies; however, not many people are aware of how they also shape our thoughts, ideals, and motivations. Through an analysis of classical elements often portrayed in popular media, this essay attempts

In “Everything Bad Is Good For You,” Steven Johnson discusses why and how he believes today’s popular culture is actually making us smarter, rather than dumbing us down. Johnson has his book split into two different parts, focusing mainly on the first part of his book, he talks about the ways people consume media and how it has become more complex and challenging over the years. The title headings for each sub-chapters are - Video Games, Television, Internet, and Movies. Within each subchapter

transformed by the culture that is forming within the time. The questions I will be connecting to “Tarzan of the Apes” and “The Jazz Singer” is; how the rise of popular culture challenged and transforms Victorian ideals of man and womanhood and what characteristics Victorian men and women were supposed to possess. When answering how the rise of popular culture challenged and transformed Victorian ideals of man and womanhood, I must first express the characteristics that Victorian men and women were expected

weren't for the changes he made, Pop Culture could hardly cease to exist today. William Shakespeare has also made iconic characters and people that are still referenced to today like, Romeo, Juliet, and Hamlet. He has also made many popular lines or phrases like for example, ''To be or not to be.'' From his poems and sonnets, he has been able to make his work bring forth emotion from people. Using words like love, lust, and despair to give more others

These aspects of Disney culture were also disseminated as a type of American identity due to the popularity of the high quality animation films being made in the 1950s and throughout the 20th century. Historically, the popularity of Disney characters set the foundation for he plasticity of dolls, animated figures, and other easily manipulated images of American identity that could be promoted

for Richard, Al Pacino's documentary about making Richard III and bringing Shakespeare to the people, there is a moment which illuminates the relationship of scholarship, Shakespeare and popular culture. The director is ranting at Pacino for offering (threatening?) to bring a Shakespearean scholar into the film: You said you were going to find a scholar to speak directly into the camera and explain what really went down and I'm telling you that is ridiculous, that you know more about Richard

some element of violence in them. Whilst it isn’t popular culture to be violent, violence is certainly a by-product of popular games, mainstream music and other types of media. Teenagers are one of the major groups targeted by mass-media, more specifically video game companies, moviemakers and television programs. They are old enough to understand double innuendos and underlying concepts yet young enough to appreciate animated and younger films. This makes them a prime audience for most media outlets

believe to be correct. I like the film Arranged, the way it started by how Nasira explain to the principle Jacoby at Brooklyn public school. Why she has to wear a headscarf? She tells other teachers including the principle that it is her religion and she follows the rules according to the Quran (Holy book of Muslims). She also lets them know that it is voluntary and upon her own wishes; she is not being forced by anyone and she feels protected by wearing it. I'm the film one of the Sean were interesting

By this extra question answer with follow American Popular culture influenced cultures worldwide and few discussion that why spread this popular culture related to globalization with benefits and drawbacks of the spread American culture on non-Western Societies. Every one of the cultures are getting to be Americanized. As it were, American popular culture is spreading everywhere throughout the world and changing every one of the cultures to it. By and large, globalization of a specific culture is