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    Beauty Standards

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    beauty standards that people feel they need to follow is going to hurt not only this generation, but generations to follow. Having certain advertisements in mainstream media and the magazine covers that we see when we take a trip to the grocery store all have an effect on how we see one another. When you pick up a magazine, you’ll mostly…

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    “extremely encouraging” in promoting their eating disordered behavior.” (Levitt 1997; Reaves et al. 2004). CONCLUSION Researchers argue that internalization of the thinness ideal may contribute to eating disorders. Media, particularly women’s magazines, offer conflicting messages on eating, dieting, and body expectations. More research must be done to observe the effects…

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    Perfume Ad Analysis

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    vote for a particular candidate or buy a certain product. This is done through agents of persuasion. By analyzing several different perfume ads from two different magazines we can discern the intended audience, the message, and the different routes of persuasion used. To start, the Modern Muse perfume ad from Cosmopolitan magazine uses both central and peripheral routes to persuasion. The Muse ad portrays Kendall Jenner in a suit and the words “Be daring. Be an inspiration.” The…

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    American Rifleman Analysis

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    society. The National Rifle Association (NRA) magazine, The American Rifleman, has articles tailored for people with the former opinion. With over five million members as of 2013 (according to USA Today), the NRA is looked at by many Americans, and especially the media, as representatives of gun owning men and women in the US. I have been a subscriber to this magazine for a few years now. Upon some analysis I have discovered that the majority of this magazine is made up of advertisements that…

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    Among those taking advantage of Bodoni's type is Vogue magazine. The magazine's art director, Alexander Liberman, "...used this font for the magazine logotype in the late 40′s, and after over 60 years that logo is still there" (Bodoni: a Typeface for (almost) any Occasion). Perfectly suited for a glamorous magazine, the typeface in the logo uses very tight spacing and all upper case letters. Seattle grunge pioneers Nirvana also used…

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    Mexican Dbq Analysis

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    This being the second RPQ here we will discuss the fundamental topics media has put out for the Latino/ Chicano community. From newspaper articles to how magazines and zines are different in contributing to the community. Throughout the articles we read in class we see how truly affected the community. Also how consumerism is affecting the lives of many Chicanos. Newspapers were very common in the Mexican community at one point and showed many topics/propaganda that informed many Mexicans. An…

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    keep people safe. Gun control would help reduce gun related deaths such as murder and suicides, and the gun magazines need to be monitored too to help in gun safety. Gun control will keep people safe. Many people are able to purchase gun magazines ( large cases of bullets) to use in their guns. People should be watched along with gun purchases. If we have gun control and watch how many magazines are purchased we could help prevent many problems. When people are able to get their hands on…

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    look like that too. However, real women aren’t models, and look quite different than the expectations set by magazine covers. Average American women weigh quite more than American models, while also being much shorter. This is upsetting to young women because no matter how hard they try, they’ll never have the body of a model. The article Depleting Body Image: The Effects of Female Magazine Models on the Self-esteem and Body Image of College-age Women states: “The…

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    is a culturally tailored magazine based on two of the more dominating cultural constructs: religiosity, collectivism, racial pride, time orientation; measured at the baseline by the questionnaires developed by Kreuter et al6. The magazines will be colored, including 8-9 pages, with patient’s name on each magazine and pictures of local African-American artwork. All magazines will contain stories that will be tailored on each of the two constructs selected. Each magazine will have eight stories,…

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    the case study, the first strength of ParentCare Pte. Ltd. which publishes the FamilyFun magazine lies in its journalistic team. As the journalists are all…

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