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    Furby is more technologically advanced and comes with many more options and accessories. In an ad on Amazon for the Furby we see a room full of kids partying and a number of Furby’s in all different colors scattered throughout the room. This advertisement is a perfect example of how kids are being pressured to obtain certain material objects by…

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    I have been your student nearly all of it, during which you gave us multiple assignments to complete. Three of the documents that are especially prominent in my mind are: the Advertisement Analysis, the Movie Review, and the Personal Narrative. The Advertisement Analysis is the assignment where we chose similar advertisements and compared them to find similarities and differences between them. The Movie Review is the review where we watched the movie Macbeth and criticized it using sources from…

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    Textual Analysis Jabari Lebert These old Flintstones advertisement attempts to get the viewers to purchase to purchase Winston Cigarettes This advertisement was broadcasted in 1960’s during the first season of the Flintstones. It tries to appeal to readers by showing that their favorite characters smoke cigarettes. After Fred and and Barney(The two main characters of the show) smoke cigarettes, they begin to explain what makes them so good and why they’re better than the…

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    Subway Advertisement: Analysis Essay “The greatest wealth is health” (Rasmussen College). This was said by Virgil who was a famous Roman poet many hundreds of years ago. It is interesting to see how many quotes are based on our health; yet, many people still do not take care of themselves. Everyone wants to be healthy; however, most people do not want to put in the effort to live a healthy life style. When someone says the word “healthy” the first thing that most people think about is broccoli…

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    As stated previously, the chosen advertisement could be evaluated from a sociological analysis viewpoint on the grounds that it deals heavily with economic roles, status and race. Despite the attempt to discredit the company and make it out to be racist or in favor of racism, the ad embossed what those in inferior positions undergo in the business world. When speaking in terms of power of status, the ideal persons is Caucasian, mostly male. (Dudzik, 2005) The original quote caters to those ideal…

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    to create the image of a RPG. The use of a neutral background shows that the only message the CJFE wants to convey to the audience is that the press is fighting for freedom. The quote, “Defend press freedom” further supports this claim. This advertisement uses camera lenses, a tape recorder, cassette tapes, and a boom microphone to form a RPG. These parts are all used in media to collect information in some way, shape, or form. CJFE cleverly uses visual parts from the camera as the scope, and…

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    Taylor Carter Dr. Akassi October 15, 2016 Rhetorical Analysis Even though decades have passed the African-American community continues to fight for equality. The image focused on was taken by a Baltimore resident known as Devin Allen. The image made it on the cover of Time Magazine and made a huge societal controversy. The photographer and editor creates an image that will grasp the viewers undivided attention. Between 1968 and 2015 nothing has changed the photo conveys an unstated…

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    rightly outrageous ones. A large count of the forms and examples of advertisement is a representation of society. Advertisements exist and work based upon human needs (as addressed in Advertising’s 15 Basic Appeals). One marketing example is Terminix’s claim for comfortable living. The selling technique needs to be looked upon. The need for nurture is the primary principle for this advertisement featuring a sleeping infant. This advertisement claims society must be clean and pest-free in order…

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    To some extent, social advertisement does reinforce the conclusion that “ the language of advertising shapes our perception of the world. People use some shopping network to get what they want, at the sometime, company costumers files and do the research to help them get a better life with their suggestion. Moreover, advertisement dose help us in some ways. It has to say we get more messages from advertisement than our thought in mind. However, for another part of conception advertising…

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    Hillary Clinton’s Advertisements Targeting Women Hillary Clinton is one of the most historical presidential candidates to run for office in the history of the United States. This is because she is the first woman to ever be nominated as a major parties’ candidate. She also has an immense chance to win the election, due to her ability to appeal to a broad audience of voters through various advertisements. Although her advertisements span a wide array of topics I am only going to focus on a select…

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