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    biggest question. Because in society would we as people consider a woman of this color an American or not. At one time this woman or ancestor of this woman would be considered a slave. American or not? But she is advertising American football. Do people feel ashamed with her advertising an American sport or are they completely fine with it. I believe there’s no problem with it. But as I think‚ now that a darker race person is different than an American in some people’s points of view‚ is she socially

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    A Semiotic Analysis of Gucci Guilty Advertisement Muhammad Daim bin Mohamad Nizam (SCSJ 0010680) In the recent years‚ Gucci released a new fragrance called Guilty. Stemming from their release of their fragrance for men‚ Gucci Guilty Pour Homme‚ they decided to add to the collection and release a fragrance for women. This particular advert relies solely on photographic imagery. Although this doesn’t physically represent the actual product‚ it basically gives us a representation of what the product

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    Feminism and sexism have played a crucial role in the evolvement of advertising‚ and have heavily influenced the different approaches companies use to market their products to men or to women. Tipalet and Virginia Slims‚ two cigarette companies‚ introduced multilayered cigarette advertisements in the 1970s. At first glance‚ these advertisements are clearly different. In fact‚ Virginia Slims is assertively trying to pull away from the thinking behind the Tipalet ad. Yet‚ if one looks more closely

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    The message behind the Axe commercials is quite simple: Use Axe body sprays and women will pursue you. Even though many ads online may claim to be selling magic pheromones that are “100% Guaranteed to Attract Sex Now‚” it’s pretty safe to say that there is no such thing. If it were true eHarmony and Match.com would be filing for Chapter 11 right about now. Nevertheless‚ commercials targeting young adults‚ such as Clearasil and Axe‚ adamantly glorify these unrealistic fantasies. In 2008 Axe released

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    Her stance is more serious because she is leaning to one side and holding the jewelry. The advertiser probably has her holding her jewelry out to make it more obvious of what they are advertising. Then the viewer is likely to look at the large white font reading “Kimball’s Jewelers” knowing exactly who is advertising this jewelry. By making it clear who the advertiser is the viewer is more likely to remember the billboard when seeing the store or another ad of Kimball’s. The point of Kimball’s

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    Some people over look advertising; they consider ads the easiest way to draw in the attention of their audience. Advertising is so much more though. Ads contain controversial text‚ photos‚ and settings that are disregarded because of the culture we live in today. Advertising contains derogatory and controversial implications that are disregarded by the audience. The ad I choose displays a muscular man‚ hoisting a beautiful woman over his shoulder. The setting takes place in what looks to be a

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    woman should act and behave. If we live in a society which says woman should have a certain place within society that becomes normal as well. I think this shows very obvious when you look at advertisements. If a woman is always portrayed as a caring sex object‚ then that is how she will see herself. More often you see young girls wearing short skirts‚ tight pants and cut shirts. They want to be noticed and do whatever they can to achieve that. They know that if they show enough of their body and

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    her argument by giving examples‚ like questioning why they think that someone will buy a suv just because some attractive famous person is pretending to drive it to get paid. The authors purpose is to persuade her audience to boycott this kind of advertising so people are not mislead anymore. The author establishes a kind of sarcastic tone for her audience‚ the people watching these advertisements. Jozi’s argument is agreeable because most celebrities do not give an honest opinion and some advertisements

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    English 112 In the advertisement “Parliament Lights: The Perfect Recess”‚ I found that the three most important appeals of the advertisement are the need for affiliation‚ the need to escape and the need for sex. However‚ the one that appeals the most when looking at this advert is ultimately the need to escape. In the advert‚ there looks to be a couple outside a luxurious place full of wonders relaxing on the beautiful view and it looks as though they have found the perfect

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    With products such as Shamwow‚ Oxyclean‚ and the Bowflex‚ flooding our modern-day market‚ it seems as though today’s advertisement challenges the intelligence of the American populace with a single daunting task‚ to force people to stop thinking rationally. Intelligence is measured upon a variety of elements all stemming from rational thought; The Onion satirizes the seemingly infinite quantity of irrational thought in the world today‚ in an ad for a new and improved‚ $19.95 (plus shipping and handling)

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