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    Out of all the magazines that have a huge impact on young female athletes you would think Sports Illustrated and ESPN Body Issue would portray their female athletes better and a little more. These two magazines have continually exposed women in ways not many would agree on. Certain women have been put into passive poses‚ for example‚ Olympic skier Lyndsey Vonn‚ featured on the February 8th‚ 2010 Sports Illustrated Edition. She was put in what some people called it a “sexually provocative pose”. A

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    “What is this?” “That is my life. And … nothin’‚ nobody can stop me from makin’ that happen.” This semiotic analysis will focus on one element throughout several scenes in the film Thief. First‚ a definition of semiotics. Semiotics is the study of human communication through the use of signs and symbols. According to Ferdinand de Saussure a sign is made up of two parts; the signifier - the material aspect‚ and the signified - the mental concept (Cobley and Jansz‚ 2010:10–11). For example‚ a drawing

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    Allure Magazine Critique/Presentation The magazine Allure was founded by Linda Wells who is still the editor-in-chief. The magazine was founded in March of 1991 and is dedicated to focusing on beauty. The magazine has several different articles but the focus does surround the topic of beauty alone. Intentions of the magazine are to educate women in the age group of late teens to early thirties on how to live a beautiful life. “The magazine’s circulation‚ initially estimated at 200‚000 copies

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    Glam emerged from psychedelic and art rock scenes of late 60s early 70s. Semiotics in this context is how musicians/artists use image and other forms of communication to convey the meaning of their art. According to Fabbri’s theory‚ the glam semiotics are as follows: -Challenging gender typing -Escapist image/persona -Achieving image through heavy use of cosmetics and fashion Glams image was very shocking to the audience and one of the reasons why it could be so impactful was because the glam

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    appeal to a person using at least one of three ways: logos‚ pathos and ethos. When I think of an ad that displays pathos‚ I think of the disheartening commercial for the ASPCA (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals). It is an advertisement that is on TV often whose purpose is getting its audience to support its cause through donations. Because the video shows such resilient emotional appeal‚ it more effectively targets women who tend to be more susceptible to sentimental propaganda

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    August 2011 by the Company Nivea for it’s men’s face and body shaving cream. The ad shows a African American male‚ wearing a blue sweater over a crisp white shirt‚ grey dress pants and a low shaved haircut. He looks as if he just stepped out of a GQ magazine. In his right hand he’s holding a decapitated head of a African American man wearing a large afro and scruffy facial hair. The body language of the well dressed man shows him attempting to toss the afro head in what appears to be a parking lot

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    PSY 2110-10 March‚ 29‚ 2011 Female Magazines I read a magazine call “GL” which stands for girl’s life. It is focus on teens‚ and it is one of the popular teen magazines for female. Of course‚ the pop star “Justin Biber” was on the cover which caught my eyes. In the magazine‚ the question of today was “Are you cheating on your boyfriend?” wasn’t too proper for teen to start off. The advertisement weren’t bad; they were mostly movies‚ and clothing. The articles were somewhat positive and negative

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    Michael Widmer MDIA 4400 03/04/2013 A Semiotic Analysis: An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge is a short story set during the American Civil War by author Ambrose Pierce. That was later adapted into a short film by director Robert Enrico and became an episode of The Twilight Zone in 1963. Enrico used dialogue and voice-over sparingly‚ and relied heavily on the rural landscape‚ and how it transformed through war and the psychological state of the protagonist

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    start with‚ advertisements offer consumer all-rounded introduction of products. Different forms of advertisement‚ such as TV commercials‚ print advertisement and posters in public place‚ provide people with graphic details of goods‚ which creates an image of reliability to consumers. Additionally‚ some advertisements exaggerate the function of products immeasurably‚ which mislead people to buy unnecessary goods. Confronted with competition‚ the companies adopt distinct advertisement campaigns to

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    ELLE Magazine Publication & Audience Analysis Introduction of Publication. ELLE is a fashion magazine that began in France in 1945 when sellers were transitioning from the sales-oriented era into the market-oriented era‚ which is characterized by marketing based on a determined target market and focusing on what consumers want and need. Adhering to this prevailing notion of the time‚ ELLE’s aspiration to advise females of the latest trends in fashion‚ beauty‚ lifestyle‚ and relationships has satisfied

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