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Children And Television Advertising
3,744 words
... in childrens modes of thinking or problem
solving at different stages. Second, stages of
thought form an invariant sequence in individual
development, so although environmental factors may
alter the rate of growth, they do not change the
sequence. Third, thinking typical of his stage in
numerous situations that may differ widely.
Fourth, cognitive stages are hierarchical and
integrative: higher stages become increasingly
differentiated and at the same time integrate
lower stages at a new lev...
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Sex And Violence Violence In The Media
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... u order. Like Playboy, it is an added extra
and there should be no monitoring what so ever.
Hence restrictions would violate the first
amendment. Another way the First Amendment is
violated is when the government tells broadcasters
how much educational television programs they
should produce and what time slots they should use
for such programs. Jeff Baumann, the general
counsel for the National Association of
Broadcasters that, "It takes away the discretion
of the broadcasters. " Another re...
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Sexual Intercourse Public Service
3,017 words
... this. The first reason is in light of the
Elaboration Likelihood Theory, which depends on
the way people process message. People use one of
two routes when evaluating messages in the public
service announcements, the central and peripheral.
The second reason is fear appeals tend to be less
effective when used in short televised public
announcements. They are more appropriate for
formats that allow more elaborate and longer
messages to reinforce self-efficacy. The third and
final reason is co...
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Acts Of Violence Televised Violence
1,981 words
The other day while I was in a local McDonalds, I
noticed a disturbing scene. A father and two young
boys were waiting in line to get an early lunch.
The younger of the two boys lay dozing off, while
the other more energetic ran around, playing with
things as most five years olds do. The young boy
walking around saw a toy that was claimed to be
included in the infamous Happy Meal. He pleaded
quietly with his father, who told him that he
would get whatever toy came with the meal.
Unsatisfied, the...
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Taming Of The Shrew Broadway Musical
1,610 words
Choose one of the various film versions of The
Taming of the Shrew, the musical Kiss Me Kate or
the recent film Ten Things I Hate About You, and
critically evaluate the success or otherwise of
this film as an appropriated text. The 1953 film
of the musical Kiss Me Kate is successful in many
aspects as an appropriation of the Shakespearian
play The Taming of the Shrew. These include: the
transmission of Kiss Me Kate from the live
Broadway musical to the film version; and the
clear portrayal of th...
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19 Th Century Pride And Prejudice
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A great text not only reflects society, but also
challenges its way of thinking. How true is this
statement? A great text can be defined as one that
our civilization deems valuable- a text that not
only portrays the workings of society, but also
defies existing constructs of the times and
encourages progression in society's attitudes
towards relevant issues. Such a text is Simon
Langton's 1995 production of Pride and Prejudice.
Through the characterisation of the main character
Lizzie, Langton c...
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Film Analysis Of Cry Freedom
776 words
Cry Freedom is a film directed by Richard
Attenborough. Attenborough shows his bias point of
view through out the film. The film is centered
around the brutality used by the white man and the
death of black activist Steve Biko. The film is
also shows consciousness, racial hatred and many
other issues. The opening scene is set in the
black township of Crossroads early in the morning.
There is little noise and only the sound of
crickets and peaceful South African music. The
peace is broken by the ...
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Period Of Time Digital Technology
1,377 words
Technology development has made a great change,
digitization of TV signals leads to a huge
increase of more channels available, specially on
terrestrial, satellite, interactive TV and other
convergence of various media such as broadcasting,
publishing and computers. They are all forms of
multimedia development of high-definition
wide-screen TV. Such kind of great developments
are leading to powerful economic interests and are
providing opportunities for huge sums of profits
in these wide expandi...
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Family Environment News Programs
631 words
News Casts: Is there more than meets the Eye? In
today's world, people rely on different things to
inform them of what is happening in society. One
of the main ways of receiving the news is by TV.
People can tune in at various times during the day
and watch a news cast. These news segments vary
from a half-hour to a full hour showing. For
instance, one might not be interested in the news
one day. But before the showing of Channel 31
'Action News'; is to be aired the news shows a
little snippet o...
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Violence Against Women Portrayal Of Women
2,773 words
VICTIMOLOGY Many say that the entertainment media
is able to present distorted use of crime. An
example here is the exaggeration on the conditions
of violent crimes regarding the branding of
corporate crimes. The problem of violence in the
entertainment media is our particular target in
the cases that follow. The first show, Born
Innocent, brings up the effects argument: show a
violent program, reap a violent crime. One of the
standard industry replies to the effects argument
is the rating syste...
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Stack Shack Logos Stack Shack Logo Meant
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Comparative Analysis (1) When we compare
illustrations of Katja Kamm and Marie Laure
Cruschis, the first obvious similarity about them
appears to be the fact that they both affected by
primitivism, as artistic method. At the same time,
we can say that illustrations primitivism has
intentional properties. In other words, artists
painting style, in both illustrations, is meant to
emphasize the main idea, contained in analyzed
pieces. Even though that is quite impossible to be
absolutely sure as to...
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Women As Morally Part 1
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Women as Morally Suspect (1) The movie The Devil
Wears Prada is one of the best examples of recent
cinematographic pieces that are being specifically
designed by Hollywood hook-nosed sophisticates to
instill viewers with the idea that peoples
spiritual and moral corruption is not something to
be ashamed of, but contrary to this it is
something that needs to be actively celebrated. It
encourages viewers to consider the concept of
living in the fast lane as only the worthy
existential pursuit, on ...
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Television In The 1980 Advertising Messages Advertisers
601 words
TV Commercials Television viewers today are
bombarded with increasing commercial content. From
the barrage of 15 -second commercials every seven
minutes, to product placement, to infomercials,
when the viewer watches television, they are
constantly exposed to some form of advertising.
Beyond the minor annoyance, very few people think
that much is wrong with advertisements. What
viewers do not realize is how much advertising
influences the content of television, often in a
negative manner. In his...
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Itchy And Scratchy One Of The Most Important
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The American animation The Simpsons is now in its
10 th season as a show in its own right. It was
created by Matt Groening as shorts for the Tracy
Ullman Show and was bought by the Fox Network,
which began screening it as half-hour shows in
1989. Initially its success was restricted to the
9 - 16 year old age group, and for animation there
is nothing remarkable about this. Its success grew
quickly and it is now popular in many countries
with many different audiences. In the 1990 s we
are seeing ...
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Dead Poets Society Tragic Flaw
739 words
Dead Poets as Tragic Drama The character Neil in
Dead Poets Society is a good example of a tragic
hero. He is a character that is controlled by his
passionate nature and by an insatiable desire to
act in the theatre, against the wishes of his
authoritative father. Neil is portrayed as a
person of high stature and the events involving
him in particular invoke pathos in the viewers.
Feelings of pity and compassion towards Neil
increase as he pursues acting and conflict arises
between him and his f...
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2 Live Crew Freedom Of Speech
2,248 words
Disputing Affairs In The Public Eye An entertainer
is one who is out to present themselves in order
to be known and to fulfill their intended purpose.
The life chosen consists of endless surroundings
of viewers and the constant admiration's received
by fans. All entertainers set out the goal of
attracting particular age groups and mainly
accomplishing the glorious life, presented as the
rich and famous; as well as achieving the goal of
reaching the top seller lists. The career chosen
is not easy...
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Judging The People Frome Household Ethan
976 words
Many novels are being made into films nowadays,
resulting in media exposure and perhaps an
increased amount of readers for the novel.
However, the film seldom shows the true essence of
the book, and can result in a misleading view of
the novel. In the case of Ethan Frome, the movie
has sought to capture the haunting tragedy as it
was portrayed in the novel by its author, Edith
Wharton. The movie starts with the introduction of
the equivalent of the novel s narrator, now a
pastor instead of an en...
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Quot Mtv Spreads Newman Quot Mtv Music
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Everyone remembers Michael Jacksons red leather
jacket covered with zippers and the sexy style of
Madonna. MTV, or music television, nationally
publicizes these images and entertainers, and
others like them. The station also promotes an
idealized teen lifestyle, reflecting the images of
these famous artists, that contrasts with the
realities of the Generation X lifestyle. While
some view the station as " illustrated
radio" or an entertainment network for
viewers pleasure, others more a...
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Television Violence Causes Year Old Boy
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REVIEW Television Violence Television Violence
REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE As indicated, there are
both advocates of the view that the watching of
violence on television by children causes them to
commit violent behavior, and there are people who
disagree with this view and feel that other
factors besides violent television viewing can be
attributed for the cause of violent behavior in
children. This paper will start by first
discussing the views of those who disagree with
the statement that the vi...
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Institute For Social Research Sex And Violence
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Sex and Violence in the Electronic Media Sex and
violence in the Electronic media is a pressing
topic. This paper raises a number of pros and
cons. But mainly, this paper deals with the cons
of regulating the media. During research, the most
pressing point found was the issue of censorship.
Censorship is the keystone of the publics apparent
outcry against the electronic media. To better
understand censorship, the term must be defined.
In Websters New World Dictionary, censorship is
defined as th...
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