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    Reality Shows “Competition improves things‚ burning away the dross and leaving the gold. This often works with commodities like cars but not with mass culture. There competition corrupts” (Will 290)‚ George F. Will‚ a Pulitzer Prize-winning political columnist make an avowal to reality shows. The varieties of television programs nowadays almost cover everything in our lives‚ and Americans seem particularly obsessed with the prosperous TV genre called “Reality Shows.” This type of shows aims to

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    Reality Shows should be Banned? The main essence of reality shows is to put ordinary people in a social confined setting with extraordinary environment and activities with the aim of entertaining audiences with the illusion that what is going on is not scripted nor rehearsed. Most reality shows attempt to convince the audience that the participants of the show are being pushed to their physical‚ emotional or physiological limits in order to complete a specific task or attain a certain goal of

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    What are reality TV shows? Reality television is a genre of television programming that presents unscripted dramatic or humorous situations‚ documents actual events‚ and usually features ordinary people instead of professional actors‚ sometimes in a contest or other situation where a prize is awarded. Reality television began in 1948 with a TV series named Candid Camera. The genre exploded as a phenomenon around 1999–2000 with the success of such television series as Big Brother and Survivor. Programs

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    The popularity of reality TV shows continues to grow with every season since the first episode of "Survivor" aired in 2000. Every evening‚ millions of people sit in front of their television sets to watch the latest episode of "Big Brother‚" "Jersey Shore‚" or "Real Housewives." Although not a new genre‚ reality TV shows since "Survivor" have started a next generation of programming‚ but the negative effects of these shows may be greater than the actual enjoyment False Reality Because most viewers

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    Research Proposal on Effect of Reality Shows on Youngsters EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:- Being a BBA student I have to undergo research for 30 days. The research conducted will be exploratory in nature. The survey will be conducted to know the effect of reality shows on youngsters in general. This research proposal analyses the case study on reality television shows and its behavior that affects trends and patterns in youngsters life style and the right viewers exercise in showing reaction has they

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    What is reality TV show

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    Reality television is a genre of television programming that documents unscripted situations and actual occurrences‚ and often features a previously unknown cast. The genre often highlights personal drama and conflict to a much greater extent than other unscripted television such as documentary shows. The genre has various standard tropes‚ such as reality TV confessionals used by cast members to express their thoughts‚ which often double as the shows’ narration. In competition-based reality shows

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    consider other types of television shows‚ like talk shows for example‚ the popularity of reality TV isn’t all that surprising. It seems that people simply enjoy watching other people perform various activities. Television networks realize this; therefore the number of reality shows has grown considerably in the last few years. Unfortunately‚ this type of programming has turned into something more than harmless entertainment. Reality television shows do not depict true reality because they are scripted‚ they

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    Philosophy: Tool to differentiate reality & appearance In this “The name of Philosophy‚” the author Bertrand Russell talks that there is no such knowledge in this world which a man will not doubt. This is a very difficult question and hence a man always doubts everything‚ even he doubts what is real and what is not. He always finds difference between what appearance is and what reality is. If we look into how the author have portrayed his point of view in the book we see that he has started

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    Appearance versus reality is one of the central themes of Shakespeare’s play‚ Hamlet. The characters frequently put on guises which conceal their true intentions. For example‚ Claudius‚ in reality a murderer and usurper‚ plays the roles of grieving brother and rightful king and the adulterous Gertrude plays the role of a virtuous queen‚ when she is‚ in her son’s view‚ a truly insidious woman. Even Hamlet himself assumes the role of a madman in his attempt to establish the reality of his uncle’s guilt

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    Mignon Adeloye PLS – 392-98 Seminar in Humanities Professor Amanda Putnam Appearance vs Reality - The Literary Devices in Eve ’s Bayou Using clever antics writer and director Kasi Lemmons takes her audience on a very provocative journey through the posturing of an upper middle class Creole family literally coming undone by the pull of the truth and appearances. With a patriarch appearing to suffer from all the pitfalls of his profession as a medical physician whose charisma casts spells

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