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    Mickey as an Icon

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    Mackenzie Hyde First Person America Spring 2012 Professor Cowden Paper 3: Media Analysis Mickey Mouse as an American Icon Mickey Mouse has been a significant part of the history of American culture since the ‘20s because of the historical significance‚ versatility in looks seen in the photo‚ weight of the icon upon generations of children‚ and the overall ability to adapt to modern day times. This front for one of the world’s largest companies‚ Disney‚ has become more popular than its

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    Fashion Icon

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    doubt that she has become a fashion icon to those who follow her. In fact‚ being chosen to be on the cover of Vogue twice in a single year is almost a right of passage to prove she is officially a top player in the fashion industry.She is a designer dream because she stays true to her vision. Teens are full of youthful energy‚ life and vitality‚ they have love and passion for fashion‚ drawing inspiration from celebrities. Blake Lively stands as a fashion icon for teens‚ as my target customer like

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    Barbie - Icon

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    Barbie - ICON Barbie was first manufactured by Mattel in 1959‚ in an industry in which most products quickly come and go but Barbie’s longevity was unique. The “magical power” that this doll has is that she was made for kids and gave a balance between real‚ education‚ appearance‚ evolution and imagination. Barbie becomes a visual symbol for consumption of material goods‚ attention to physical appearance‚ voyeuristic sexuality‚ and a lifestyle focused on personal pleasure. The debates

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    The Fashion Icon

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    Audrey Kathleen Hepburn was a film and fashion icon of the twentieth century and one of the most beloved actresses of all time. She was born on May 4‚ 1929‚ in Brussels‚ Belgium. As a talented performer‚ Audrey Hepburn was known for her beauty‚ elegance and grace. Born into a wealthy family her father an English banker and her mother a Dutch baroness. Her parents divorced when she was young and Audrey lived in the Netherlands and then London with her mother where she went to a private girls school

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    Media construct our culture‚ and the media we use to communicate with one another shapes our perception of reality. Our society is centered on media‚ it is the most influential factor in constructing our culture‚ but is it a positive culture? If we examine the effect that media has on children‚ we can say that it breeds a harmful culture‚ one that throws values and morals out the window. This is because the media is profit driven and has developed its own code of ethics of "anything-goes". As

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    Cultural Icons Paper

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    of the material cultural icons that surround me in my environment include: churches‚ computers‚ cellular phones‚ automobiles‚ homes‚ fitness trackers‚ supermarkets‚ clothing‚ money‚ and jewelry. Each of these has a non-material connection to a cultural value or idea. Each of them can imply status or our ideas of self as well as how we perceive those around us. These are very functional‚ structural and widely disseminated throughout our society. The icons and their associations imply

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    True American Icon

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    Barack Obama: A True American Icon An American Icon is an individual who has impacted America in a powerful way through their progressive or iconic actions. Barack Obama is a true American Icon. Throughout his presidency‚ Obama has been dedicated and focused on improving all of America and its people through his many policies and reform acts. During his two terms as U.S. President‚ Barack Obama has taken proactive measures to fix and rebuild our environment‚ created a health care plan that has benefited

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    Pulp Fiction

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    and icons are more than just comic relief. They are the way these characters make sense of their lives. In past centuries‚ people were "connected by something they saw as larger than themselves‚ most often religion‚ which would provide sense and meaning for their lives and which would help to determine the value of things." (The Sage‚ p.10) Such a larger context is completely absent‚ however‚ from Jules’s and Vincent’s lives. This explains why the film is so saturated with these pop icons. The

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    Barbie Cultural Icon

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    Barbie: Cultural Icon‚ New Age Guru or Blonde Bimbo? She’s 56 years old‚ but hasn’t aged a day; her hair hasn’t turned gray; she hasn’t gained a pound; and she’s been number one nearly all her life. It’s Barbie‚ of course. Introduced in 1959 as a teenager‚ Barbie turned 40 in 1999. Throughout her life‚ she’s enraged feminists and mothers and warmed the hearts of millions of little girls. No matter how her revile her‚ she bounces back. Initially‚ just a blonde teenager‚ Barbie has moved

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    Caribbean Cultural Icons

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    time; its customs‚ its arts‚ and its conveniences or socially inherited artifacts. Over the years‚ arts have transformed many areas‚ such as; visual art‚ literature‚ music‚ theatre‚ film‚ dance‚ etc. Two very important Caribbean icons will be discussed in this piece. These icons are Antiguan Heather Doram and Trinidadian Beryl McBurnie. “If art is to nourish the roots of our culture‚ society must set the artist free to follow his vision wherever it takes him.” -John F. Kennedy Heather Doram is a renowned

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