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    other cultures globally. 2. Apply Chidester’s theory that pop culture can do the work of religion (from the “Church of Baseball” chapter) and explain how we could theorize a “Church of the iPhone” using specific examples. Chidester’s theory that popular culture can do the work of religion can be applied to many things consumed in society such as his example of “church of baseball”. One example of this could be the idea of “the church of iPhone. As Chidester’s stated in his essay‚ baseball presents

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    A. McGrady 9/19/12 ENG 96: Harwood Television Summary Has popular culture grown more complex and intellectually stimulating over time when compared with popular culture from 20 years ago? That is the question Steven Johnson tries to answer in his best seller Everything Bad Is Good For You. Johnson uses tables and graphs‚ as well as the use of multiple threading‚ flashing arrows‚ and social networking to show the reader the difference in viewing a show from the 80’s (such as Starsky and

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    affect 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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    Literature Review Today Korean popular culture considered as the most successful and well-known entertainment industry. Since 1990s‚ the phenomenon “Hallyu” mostly recognized as “Korean Wave” spread out far away from its mother land and surprisingly made such a positive impression. There are millions of fans of k-pop over the whole world and in the last three-four years popularity of Korean pop-culture reached Kazakhstan. Kazakhstani channels show various TV dramas and a lot of music videos. So

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    will be blasted by millions of ads with heavily photo shopped and over sexualized women. The successes of women in 2013 were countless yet we don’t talk about or celebrate them. Instead we revert back to sexist advertising‚ over sexualizing women in popular culture‚ shaming women over their sex lives‚ underrepresenting female protagonists in film and television‚ and demeaning female politicians over their physical appearance rather than their views or policies. Although the media wronged women in 2013

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    Professor of American Studies and the Dean of the School of Continuing Education and Summer Sessions  at Cornell University in Ithaca‚ NY. According to the Cornell University website‚ his year‐long course  in American Popular Culture is among the most popular in the university. He is the author of several  books on American history and popular culture‚ including Changing Channels: America in TV Guide.    All Shook Up is a social history that uses primary sources such as newspapers and magazines of  the time period‚ as 

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    ridicule the feudal system‚ which had permeated human life. This paper will argue that the culture proposed by the Catholic Church and feudal system was opposed with the creation of popular culture and it led to the creation of purely human relations within the carnival. By the Carnival‚ Bakhtin means the specific popular tradition in the medieval Europe. Bakhtin argues that the culture of the Middle Ages was based on the serious understanding of the world in terms of corpus juris proposed by Catholic

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    Popular culture expresses the personality within the individual. We as people observe the actions of the environment around us through television‚ social media‚ and the behaviors of celebrities. A huge proponent within pop culture is the influence of music. I believe music influences our actions and how we see the society around us. Everyone has different taste in music and individuals are categorized to a general population that has people of the same interest. The more popular a song is‚ it will

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    MUS 202 Study Guide # 1 - Chapters 1 and 2 7-2-13 Europe - the earliest history of popular song is elusive and poorly documented -until the 16th century‚ most of the literate people in the western world were clergy and students of universities run by the church. -9th century A.D. notation developed to accurately re-create composed music. -vast majority of music preserved was religious. -music of the common people was confined to oral tradition‚ dependent upon the memory of the performers for survival

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    thought about when your favorite things first became popular and why? Many leisure activities of today originated in the 1990’s. The 1990’s were very influential within the entertainment industry because of their food‚ music‚ and movies. The 1990’s showed a big change in food. It was the decade where the Food Network came onto the air‚ garlic became more commonly used and many delicious foods were invented (Neman). Emeril Lagasse was a very popular chef during that time so people looked to him and

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