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    Beauty As a little girl people knew they are beautiful. They are proud of my dark-skin‚ long legs‚ and short hair. Never giving a second thought about the standards on appearances‚ children are as blissful as they come. As they grew up and figured out what society found beautiful‚ they start to feel less and less apart of that mold. Soon many realized that they are not alone‚ as there are many other kids who do not fit into the category of beautiful. To society they are just ordinary girls. As people

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    attention Due to the fact that many markets are rather saturated today‚ many commercials aim rather at the recipients’ emotional attention than at presenting a product’s features and advantages. In order to appeal emotionally to the viewer/reader‚ ads use different strategies. Humour provides one strategy with which an advertiser may evoke positive feelings. These positive feelings can potentially lead to cognitive processes that motivate the recipient to buy the presented product. Considering

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    Perception of Beauty Our perception of beauty is distorted because of advertising. Girls in the advertisements are loaded with make-up and after that‚ they change their whole facial structure using photo shop. They make their noses different‚ eyes bigger‚ and clean up their eyebrows so that they look perfect. When girls see these advertisements‚ they believe that that is how every woman should look because they are beautiful‚ but don’t realize what they do to them. Some girls even go to extreme

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    clothing: A Rhetorical Analysis on How Hollister Advertises Have you ever looked at an advertisement for clothing and thought to yourself‚ “Why do they pick models that they pick to advertise their clothing?” In clothing ads today‚ the companies use models that have a certain image‚ skinny‚ toned‚ muscular‚ and let’s not forget sexy! Mostly every clothing ad has sex appeal in them‚ therefore using the appeal to pathos. Not only that‚ they try to use a logical appeal in their ads too‚ such as if you

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    English 103-5001 14 February 2013 Analysis Essay Advertisements‚ they are all around us from the magazines and newspapers we read to televisions programs we watch. What exactly are they? They are ways for companies to catch the attention of consumers to entice us to purchase or use their products. My advertisement is an internet ad for Clorox Bleach. As I was researching different ads for this particular product something caught my eye. It seemed that every ad for Clorox bleach had a woman‚ and

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    Paper Two: Advertisement Analysis with Research 80% analysis 20% evidence General Description Every media construction aims to sell something. This assignment requires that you perform a close reading of an advertisement in order to examine and explain the advertiser’s techniques and why they were chosen/ how they function in selling a product. You will also use primary and secondary research to strengthen your analysis. A close reading is an analysis that uses textual evidence to make an argument

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    older people. The youth bias perpetuates through the advertising industry because the advertising industry itself is a young business. Older adults are rarely seen in any type of mass media‚ including advertising. The mass media emphasis on youth and beauty is one reason older adults are ignored. Studies done during the 1970s and 1980s show that less than 5% of commercials feature any elder characters at all. Role portrayals of elders are often tied directly into the products that sponsor the advertising

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    Skoal AD Rhetorical analysis The ad being analyzed is an ad for the Skoal brand versus cigarette smoking. This ad depicts a younger female playing pool in a bar. It is mainly pointed towards younger males. By telling young men by dipping “Skoal”‚ their sex life will be improved‚ because they will be inside with the girl instead of outside smoking a cigarette by themselves. This ad is effective due to the target audience and their increased hormones around that age. “Skoal” is trying to the

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    Child Beauty Pageants: What Are We Teaching Our Girls?The princess syndrome‚ self-image and eating disorders Published on August 12‚ 2011 by Martina M. Cartwright‚ Ph.D.‚ R.D. in Food For Thought The recent issue of French Vogue has sparked outrage for its photos of a ten-year old model lying in a sea animal print wearing a chest revealing gold dress‚ stilettos and heavy make up. Cries of "how young is too young" to model‚ be "sexy" etc. have ignited controversy about early sexualization of children

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    Mitchell 1 Sharonda Mitchell Miss Emily Clay English 102 June 10‚ 2012 U by Kotex Print Ad Analysis This print advertisement for U by Kotex shows a woman driving a convertible in which the written concept takes the edge off the embarrassment some feel about feminine products. (The N.Y. Times‚ B3) · As I looked at the advertisement‚ it gave me a feeling of calmness with a peace of mind. I felt like I could be that young woman in that car. This advertisement describes the driver holding

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