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    the findings of Huot’s and Carlson’s research that go along with my predicted finding. I will also use the examples of the infantilization of women in pop culture that are shown in “The Codes of Gender;” a documentary film, written and directed by Sut Jhally, that focuses on the American’s pop culture role in shaping the stereotypical ideas about femininity and masculinity. Also in this section, I will discuss other effects that resulted from the infantilization of women in music. I will use Alanna

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    In Jean Kilbourne’s video, Killing Us Softly 4, Jean expresses how advertisements have been portraying women as a sex symbol or even as just a typical housewife. She talks about how the advertisements have sold various products by not necessarily selling the product itself, but by using women or men to sell the product for them. Ad agencies have used sex and body image to create a type of selling factor for their product. These selling strategies have shaped the way society views women and how women

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    Beauty is a cruel mistress. Every day, Americans are bombarded by images of flawless women with perfect hair and smooth skin, tiny waists and generous busts. They are presented to us draped in designer clothing, looking sultry or perky or anywhere in between. And although the picture itself is alluring, the reality behind the visage is much more sinister. They are representations of beauty ideals, sirens that silently screech “this is what a woman is supposed to look like!” Through means of

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    Women In Popular Culture

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    point, we can look at Sut Jhally’s statement on where advertising is truly derived from. He states how “It is not enough of course to only produce the "immense collection of commodities" they must also be sold, so that further investment in production is feasible. Once produced, commodities must go through the circuit of distribution, exchange and consumption, so that profit can be returned to the owners of capital and value can be "realized" again in a money form” (Jhally, 2010). I believe that

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    No Logo Sparknotes

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    Alter-Globalisation Genre: Non-fiction Publisher: Knopf Canada and Picador Publication Date: December 1999 Video: 40 minutes Video on an idea of Naomi Klein, No Logo- Brands, Globalisation and Resistance (2003), directed by Sut Jhally. Abstract: Naomi Klein, one of the leaders in the anti-globalization movement. His book No Logo are summarized, analysis and discussed some problems of globalization. Such as, during anti-globalization activists, how should economist respond?

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    It’s On Us- Take the Pledge Now College can be one of the most influential and exciting times of self-discovery and exploration in a young woman’s life. In addition to expanding academic horizons, a woman’s college years can be used as a time of self-exploration and discovery. For some students, however, despite all the wonderful experience college has to offer, young women need to be mindful of a silent issue plaguing campuses everywhere: sexual assault. Gager defines sexual assault as “a public

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    Race: Floating Signifier

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    Analysis Response: Biology, Race, and Floating Signifiers In the video, Race: The Floating Signifier, Stuart Hall counters the thought that race is connected with the biological aspect. Rather than considering race as due to the biological make up of an individual, it is a collection of characteristics brought together that forms one 's race. That is how Stuart Hall views race, as a floating signifier, something that is ever changing and not static. This paper will discuss the troubles of using

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    Word count: 1,489 Throughout history, women have been victims of oppression no matter what religion or background they come from. They have learned from a young age, that their appearance is important to fundamentally be happy in their life. The topic of oppression in woman leads to controversial discussion not only to scholars but women of all parts of the world. How a woman presents herself through appearance and clothing targets her in a society obsessed with each other’s business. In today’s

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    Sexuality and Gender Roles in T.V Sitcoms Society places a lot of blame on daily interactions and public views through what people observe and learn from television sitcoms and movies. Parents believe that children are now being confused about their sexuality just from watching television shows and movies. People believe that what they view in today’s popular television sitcoms and movies are ways to act in every day society. Most sitcoms and movies however, are just enabling sexuality and gender

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    Furthermore, Mysterio, the WWE used a storyline with Mysterio to the next level in the hearts of the fans, and for better or worse, WWE found one with the passing of Mysterio’s real-life friend, Mysterio dedicated his matches to his friend Guerrero. This helped garnered Mysterio “the support of audiences across the nation, culminating in a Triple Threat Match at WrestleMania 22 that saw Mysterio finally winning the heavyweight championship.” (Vargas, 10) The conflict and storyline, cementing Mysterio

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