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    the Gangster genre. The film uses the codes and conventions of this genre which creates meaning for its audiences. As in all films the first ten minutes are the key in setting up the audiences expectations and also to inform its viewers of information needed to understand the rest of the film. By the genre one has narrative expectations due to the stereotypes of genre films‚ in this case it might be‚ gunfights‚ scams and money making schemes. Also certain themes will be expected as gangster genre

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    In the early 1930’s‚ America fantasized with the crime and criminals portrayed in films‚ newspapers and magazines. Movies like The Public Enemy and Scarface made the gangster popular‚ while the law appeared boring and ineffective. As a crime wave swept the Midwest in 1933 criminals like John Dillinger and Pretty Boy Floyd were made out to be the heroes of the working class by the media. The Robin Hoods of their time‚ these men justified their crimes by helping the ‘little guys’ in the process. The

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    Capone one of America’s well known Mafia men was a gangster from Chicago who got his fortune from selling women and alcohol. He controlled every aspect of a crime. Capone was sent to Alcatraz in 1931‚ not for various killings‚ but for tax evasion. When Capone was sent away to prison‚ Chicago’s gangster image began to fade out and New York became the next big Mafia City. The city for the next generation of gangsters. Once prohibition ended‚ gangsters reorganized themselves in organizations which controlled

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    campaign was ran on the promise to end prohibition. Prohibition ended on December 5‚ 1933‚ less than one year after his election. Prohibition helped shape opposition against the government. Many citizens realized that the government had been outdone by gangsters and mafia

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    The novel I chose to write about was called Perfect Chemistry by Simone Elkeles‚ which is part of a series. In this novel‚ one of the main character’s name was Alex Fuentes and he was a teenager‚ Chicano‚ part of the working class‚ a gangster‚ with a single mother and two brothers. The other main character in this novel was a teenage girl named Brittany Ellis and she was Caucasian‚ from a wealthy family‚ has a mother and father‚ and a disabled sister that she needs to take care of. In this novel

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    gang‚ Johnny Casper’s gang‚ Bernie‚ and of course Verna. This movie neo-noir gangster film with a hint of black comedy especially from Tommy. He really never just took everything with a grain of salt. There were multiple times throughout the movie where he is beat up by different bookies or members of the mafia‚ and he would have some type of smart comment. In the article notes of Film

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    history and current events” (Gerdes85). But rap music has evolved rapidly over the years. There are two main forms of modern rap: political or Black nationalist rap; and gangster rap.

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    CTCS 190: Lecture/Discussion Notes Style/Mode of Representation • Another voice into the production/consumption of a film text • Particular film is rendered in a particular style; has to be addressed by consumer • Objectivity v. Realism Realism • Mode of representation that attempts a 1:1 correspondence with reality with how the subject is depicted (in film‚ artwork‚ etc.) — exactly how a person sees it • Never possible to have exact realism • Everyone’s reality is different • Ideology — relative

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    media it’s been a widespread of people changing their body image in many factors. Some felt that being slim and narrow hipped was a style but it’s really just as everyone is walking around looking alike. According to critics of that trend is that "glamorization of gaunt" has led many girls and women to unhealthy and unrealistic body perseverance. Now in society many teenage girls of this current generation wants to be barbie dolls wearing weave different hair color finest outfits etc. Researchers have

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    its usefulness in criminal investigations. Transition: Now that you have an idea of what Criminal Profiling is‚ I would like to discuss why it is such a controversal topic‚ and what we can do about it. Body: Smoke and Mirrors: Glamorization in the media- journalist writing about profilers “ mystical powers of deductions” - According to Brent Snook‚ one of the authors of the article‚ “The Criminal Profiling Illusion” What’s Behind the Smoke and Mirrors”‚ “People are particularily attracted

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