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    talk about plastic bags and whether they should be banned. As you may know‚ plastic bags are one of the main sources of rubbish that end up polluting our rivers and oceans. In fact‚ the problem has become so immense that a huge island of rubbish containing plastic bags and other items has formed in the middle of the Northern Pacific Ocean. The area polluted by this rubbish is so vast that it covers an area greater than the size of Australia. So should plastic bags be banned? Plastic bags are

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    Sexism In Mad Men

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    The cultural values consumerism and sexism are shown effectively through the use of film and language techniques in varying texts and media. The TV show “mad men” directed by Matthew Wiener demonstrates these cultural values of consumerism and sexism during scenes present in the TV show. The idea of consumerism is often depicted as the desire for wealth and power in business. Mad men features the use of a close up shot on the bin to emphasize these ideas of consumerism‚ the health report in the

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    When you see rubbish on the floor‚ what do you do? Will you pick it up‚ or will you leave it there and walk away. Of course‚ most people will tell you that they would pick it up‚ but how many of them would actually do that? Sadly there are not many people in our country who bothers themselves to do so. “Leave it to the cleaners! If Singapore so clean right‚ then the cleaners no need work ready!” Most Singaporeans will reply when they are asked to pick up rubbish that they see on the floor. Cleaners

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    ------------------------------------------------- Conditions in factories and mines pg. 73 1. Why would factory owners not want their employees to have access to a clock or a watch? Factory owners didn’t want their employees to have a watch or clock because then they wouldn’t be able to know what time it is. If they had a clock or watch they would stop working to look at the time and then if they realised there shift was nearly over they would slow down and not work as efficiently. 2. How

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    Emerson vs Swimme

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    is going to examine the writings of Self Reliance and How Do Our Kids Get So Caught up in Consumerism. Self reliance is from Emerson‚ and is basically addressing the reader in terms that people need to be authentic and it’s all about how people should be themselves. “How do our kids get so caught up in consumerism‚” is writing from Brian Swimme‚ which explains how kids get caught up in the world of consumerism and how it affects them. In this examination of these two writings the main points‚ and how

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    Cuba Before and After the Cuban Revolution How would you feel if your country makes some drastic changes just because one person decides to do it? Since the Cuban Revolution‚ Cuba has had a lot of changes‚ starting from the economy situation‚ consumerism‚ education and employment. In the 1950’s Cuba was economically a relatively advanced country‚ but the economy since 1959 have been going down the scale like water from the Niagara Falls and never recuperated. Before the revolution the value of

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    economy and it is important the production to supply the essentials material needs to consumers. On the other hand‚ Gutting (2013)‚ argues that consumerism that well being and good life do not depend on the accumulation of materials‚ commerce‚ but on the things like love‚ relationships‚ health‚ that are priceless. Gutting (2013)‚ suggest that consumerism have made us selfish and it is taking us far from the meaning of well common and real good life and happiness. Michael Fisher‚ differs from Gutting

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    might need a certain medicine for a condition that actually does not require medical treatment. Due to these faults marketing practises have changed in the previous years to be more socially and environmentally responsible‚ and movements such as consumerism and environmentalism have developed. We will now shortly go through these concepts. Societal Marketing Resent environmental problems‚ resource shortages‚ worldwide economic problems and neglected social services have led to a birth of a new marketing

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    Sociology and Hipsters

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    in a change in government. They wanted the United States to take better care of the earth‚ and they also rejected consumerism. Hippies believed in making the world a better place for all people. Hipsters do not really stand for anything of importance. They wish to be. Hipsters and hippies also strongly differ in their feelings toward consumerism. Hippies do not believe in consumerism‚ and they generally do not

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    is clear that a good deal of the garbage washed up on beaches comes from people on shore - holiday-makers who leave their rubbish on the beach‚ fishermen who simply throw unwanted refuse over the side - or from towns and cities that dump rubbish into rivers or the sea. But in some areas most of the rubbish found comes from passing ships which find it convenient to throw rubbish overboard rather than dispose of it in ports.For a long while‚ many people believed that the oceans could absorb anything

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