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    lessons about life. One lesson about life that the reader learns is to reject popular culture‚ and make your own culture. Another lesson about life that is learned is to forgive. Morrie tells Mitch to not only forgive others‚ but forgive himself. One life lesson learned is to reject popular culture‚ and make your own culture. Morrie preaches this idea throughout the text. For instance‚ Morrie says “It`s just what our culture would have you believe. Don’t believe it.” (pg. 155) Before he said this‚

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    In the book Stayin’ Alive historian Jefferson Cowie writes a very engaging explanation of the political and cultural aspects that effected white workers’ economic individuality and what damaged a “vibrant‚ multi-cultural‚ and gender conscious conceptualization of class” (Stayin Alive‚ Cowie. 72). A single portion of the narrative touches on the rise of the New Right while another tracks the breakdown of working-class cultural idols. New Deal liberalism and the growth of a New Right founded upon a

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    of a popular leisure activity. What assumptions can you make about the participants of the activity? Conspicuous leisure is visible leisure for the sake of displaying social status. Golf and basketball country clubs or exclusive neighborhoods are usually set aside for social classes‚ assumptions you can make about someone playing golf is that they are wealthy own a really big house and has at least one sports car. Define the term globalization. What effect does globalization have on popular culture

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    my own experience of reality – the more it is possible for me to become self-determined and to be truly free in living out my own identity. From the quotation from Theodor Wiesengrund comes his warning against the desire in people‚ caused by popular culture‚ to conform to social demands that results in paradox and contradictions in identity. It is quite easy in modern Western civilization to believe that I am free. I have so many choices – the choice of where to live‚ what to read‚ what to watch

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    greatest impact. Although the Korean culture has assimilated into the American culture for some people‚ it has recently “died down”. The success of the Korean wave came mainly from the “hybridization” of American music‚ perceived as soul‚ hip-hop‚ rap‚ and rock‚ and Korean music‚ originally consisting of mainly ballads (Shim 2006). However‚ recently the combination of two seemingly different cultures has led to some backlash including that of Rain‚ a popular singer from Korea‚ who was named‚ “a copycat

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    complexity‚ cold war insecurity‚ and a shrunken sense of individual mastery” (Marchand‚ 98). These feelings cause people to turn to popular culture to have a sense of Wilks 2 personal control. Popular culture worked to give a sense of classlessness‚ or homogeneity as Marchand puts it. Radio‚ newspapers and television‚ “an even more powerful agent of of common popular culture” (Marchand‚ 99)‚ worked to “nationalize and homogenize” (Marchand‚ 100) the American people to make everyone believe that they

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    your decision? Conspicuous consumption is the act of acquiring lavish goods or services that a person does not have to obtain. It is merely a desire with the idea of display and boast ones riches and keep up to one’s social status. American popular culture which is the modern way of living tempts us to be gluttonous and conspicuous consumption is everywhere affecting the style of buying sumptuous goods. The way we Americans aspire to be rich‚ and even though we are not rich we feel like boasting

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    Conflicts are not only seclusive to differing cultures‚ but can often occur within similar cultures as well.  For this week’s writing assigment we were asked to watch the film Gran Torino‚ starring Clint Eastwood‚ and reflect on the conflicts and popular cultures within the story line. Cultural Conflicts 1.      Walt Kowalski has an underlying cultural conflict residing in within himself.  The life he once lived as a soldier conflicts with his desired culture of living a pleasant life.  His combat past

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    Designers‚ its showcased in Fashion shows & publicized by celebrities INCREASE IN POPULARITY – Popular styles are copied or adapted by mainstream manufacturers to make them available to general public by using inexpensive fabric or modifying the styles & selling them at lower price in greater quantities called as secondary‚ bridge or diffusion lines. PEAK OF POPULARITY – When a fashion is highly popular ‚ there are knockoffs produced DECLINE IN POPULARITY – So many copies are mass produced that

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    Helps Globalization Consumerism is the fact or practice of an increasing consumption of goods‚ and when an ever-expanding consumption is advantageous to the economy. Globalization describes the process by which regional economies‚ societies‚ and cultures have become integrated through communication‚ transportation‚ and trade. Through increasing consumerism globalization has been made possible in Europe. Globalization brought a new era of prosperity in Europe. Increasingly the middle-class would

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