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    Provision of formal care and support for informal care Provision of formal care. Italy has a strong tradition of care within the family‚ and this is probably the result of two concurrent circumstances. In fact‚ while some authors may argue that Italian people share a range of values which structures the preference for care solutions operated within the family‚ on the other hand‚ it is true that services in kind provided by the public sector are insufficient‚ thus they do not constitute a concrete

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    Formal Analysis of Raging Bull Martin Scorsese’s film “Raging Bull” is considered by many to be one of the greatest “sports” films of all time. The plot focuses on the professional and personal life of boxer Jake LaMotta. In the opening sequence‚ the film uses narrative‚ mise en scene‚ cinematography‚ editing‚ and sound to provide a framework for the rest of the picture. These elements also help to establish the film’s themes of nostalgia‚ isolation‚ loneliness‚ and suffering. In addition to setting

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    Consumer Behaviour Advertisement Analysis The advertisement I chose for this assignment is for the company VIRUS TI. This company is a musical instrument company that creates synthesizers used for live performance and studio recording. The ad was taken from the October 2013 issue of Sound On Sound magazine. Sound On Sound is a magazine about audio recording technology‚ it targets professional audio engineers‚ audio enthusiasts and music production as a hobbyists. This ad depicts a musical

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    Rhetorical Images in Alcohol Advertisement In our everyday lives we come across different types of advertisements from a variety of products. Alcohol is a product that shows in their advertisements a mix of feelings and emotions‚ such as fun‚ happiness‚ self-stem‚ power‚ sex‚ and interaction with the opposite sex. All advertisements use rhetorical images and visual effects to make their product more appealing to consumers. But what is the purpose of these advertisements? How do we get to see just

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    parents. The advertisement for Lunchables shows that by eating a Lunchable the child will have a mess free lunch. Lunchables tries to persuade its consumers that lunch will be fun and easy by its use of colors‚ pictures‚ emotions‚ and text as seen in the advertisement in the Semptember 2016 addition of People magazine. The use of color in the Lunchables advertisement draws the consumers eye to the Little girl holding the lunchable. The colors in the background of the advertisement are darker colors

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    A Shocking Scenario: Analyzing a Gun Control Advertisement In the spring of 2013‚ GREY Advertisement agency released a series of advertisements for the organization “Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America.” These public service announcements‚ placed on billboards around the country‚ are intended to “reflect the absurdity of our country’s current lax laws and weak regulation of guns‚” (Huffington Post‚ 2013). Contrasting a piece of candy to an assault rifle‚ one image uses emotion and logic

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    Fisichelli Print advertisements are used to persuade consumers to buy a specific product. There are several different strategies used to persuade the consumer audience. An effective and eye catching way to get the attention of consumers is to use a celebrity. Audiences may idolize and look up to celebrities‚ and it is more likely for them to pay attention to an advertisement with a celebrity in it rather than an ordinary person who is not well known. "Got Milk" advertisements are found all over

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    Out of all of the strange‚ funny‚ or even controversial advertisements and pictures plastered all over the internet‚ Victoria’s Secret has had their fair share of controversy surrounding their advertisements. In this Ad‚ Victoria’s Secret is trying to promote the different types of bras they offer and how they supposedly have one for every body shape and type. They show ten models; all with “different” body types standing and modeling the different types of bras that they offer. The text incorporated

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    by following these cultural trends. Whether it is through periodicals‚ radio‚ or the all powerful television these companies use effective methods to psychologically convince their intended audience to buy either a product or service. These advertisements perfectly reflect how Americans perceive sex‚ social status‚ and gender roles. A prime example of this concept is a television commercial by Old Spice soliciting scented body wash to women with boyfriends or husbands. The sales pitch begins

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    World War II advertisements before and after the Japanese attacked the United States at Pearl Harbor in Honolulu‚ Hawaii were different in several ways. Before the attack on Pearl Harbor advertisements had a positive tone and the main purpose was to encourage people to get jobs to help the United States win the war. Some jobs essential to the war were farming and working in factories. Farming was important because the soldiers needed food. Without enough food they would not have the energy or strength

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