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    journalists are limited to say only what their supervisors allow to them. Medias has a big influence in us because we never take the time to see if what they say is truth. We also and specially students should be more involved in what is happening now. Popular culture is the best ways to develop skills to collect‚ evaluate‚ corroborate and inform realities that surround the world. Using this method we’ll be updated‚ have accurate information‚ and can formulate logical opinions or solutions.

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    MTV’s connection to popular culture‚ it attracts the young adult population‚ who are some of the strongest money spenders‚ to be their number one demographic of viewers. It is effortless for young adults to be loyal to MTV because it shows them what they want‚ such as coverage on music‚ lifestyle‚ fashion‚ and film. Having the loyalty of the young adult population is very important to MTV’s success because this demographic is typically known for being trendsetters in popular culture. Its first-mover

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    American popular culture has always been a market for sales. Everything that is and has made pop culture what it is in America has been built through commercialization. The ability to sell the main product and then the countless other revenue items that go with that product define American culture. Today in the United States a person would be hard-pressed to fined a movie showing in theaters that does not have a soundtrack out‚ t-shirt even action figures that go along with it. So where did this

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    show where the contestant has the chance to win a maximum of £250‚000. I will be analysing the opening five minutes of the programme. In this small scene the following themes are explored; class‚ community and rituals. From the book ‘Come on Down? Popular media culture in post-war Britain’‚ it is said that game shows ‘have always had a very low cultural status’ (Whannel‚ G‚ 1992) [2]. As the show begins the camera instantly zooms in on ‘Noel Edmonds’‚ and the contestants are blacked out signalling

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    escapes to a serene wooded place‚ rife with life and fauna. I use the term to define ideas and concepts as predetermined‚ or in a state of purity. Author and teacher Noel Sturgeon argues in her essay “The Politics of the Natural in U.S. History and Popular Culture” that nature is a word teeming with social and political quandaries that have led people to misuse the term‚ often to the advantage of white males and other powerful groups throughout history. Sturgeon expertly dissects the word “nature” from

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    degenerated genre — a matter of comic-book monsters and drive-in films—into a medium embodying the primary anxieties of his age. He is graphic‚ sentimental‚ and predictable. His humor is usually crude and campy. His dark fantasies‚ like all good popular fiction‚ allow readers to express within conventional frames of reference feelings and concepts they might not otherwise consider. his vision articulates universal fears and desires in terms peculiar to contemporary culture. King is “Master of Postliterate

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    Colonial America

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    of opportunity. Colonial cultures‚ however‚ were far less uniform than Crèvecoeur imagined. The women and men who peopled early America--Native Americans‚ Africans‚ East Anglians‚ Welsh‚ Germans‚ Dutch‚ among many others--invented conflicting popular cultures‚ meshing the beliefs and practices of their birthplaces with the demands of the American environment and the cultures of their neighbors. Indians and Africans‚ a substantial part of the colonial population‚ have been ignored in models of

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    Pop Culture Speech

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    imagine that imperialism could affect us in this lucky country‚ especially in the form of popular culture. Never would we even conjecture the overall harmful motives of the dominating superpower‚ after all it assumedly is the ‘protector of democracy and human rights.’ But really‚ we have gradually become accustomed to living within the safe precincts of a bubble of oblivion. Let us assess the foundations of popular culture and the significant role it plays in society. The usual place to start is in our

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    The Use and Abuse of Visual Culture in Adult Cartoons The Oxford dictionary defines visual as “A9 picture‚ piece of film‚ or display used to illustrate or accompany something” and culture as “The arts and other manifestations of human intellectual achievement regarded collectively”. However there isn’t a definition for visual culture in the oxford dictionary. This is because Visual culture is limitless and ever changing which makes it difficult to define. An attempt to define visual culture is a

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    are borrowed from other countries via globalization‚ will make local culture more diverse. In the Phillipines‚ such ideas as individual right‚ freedom of speech‚ and respect for women did not exist in the past. However‚ these ideas have become more popular‚ local people have become more familiar with the culture of freedom of speech and individual right since America was in this country although they are sometimes used for political purpose (Rice-Oxley‚ M‚ 2004). Furthermore‚ such American’s ideas as

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