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    job in your society; all of these factors determine your social status. Like in the movie "Shrek" symbolic interactionism plays a big part in the lives of the characters. Im going to talk about the way the characters are judged based on symbols and social sterotypes like the fairy tale creatures too the king and the kingdoom‚ the way everyone looks at ogers‚ and some ways Shrek judges the princess based on her status. I think everyone should judge not based on symbols but

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    VoglerAppendix 2 Group questions: Shrek Pre-viewing What do you expect to happen in a fairytale? What character‚s do we expect? List them and briefly describe the key players. Establishing the world of Shrek and ‘the call to adventure’ Act One How does the audience know this is going to be a comedy? Why do we care about Shrek achieving his goal? What is at stake? What other stories‚ films or texts are you reminded of as you watch this film? Describe the Ordinary World of Shrek What TOOLS OF PRODUCTION

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    adapting to new challenges‚ individuals trying to shut off the rest of the world and the help of others an individual’s attitude will change as they enter the world. This is shown the the novel The story of Tom Brennan by J.C Burke and in the movie Shrek by (director) An individual’s personal battle with their inner self may hold them back as they try to overcome challenges and enter into the world. The author uses flashbacks throughout the novel from Tom’s perspective. These are of the night of

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    not as important as it is in Dream Works “Shrek.” In this amazing children’s comedy‚ most of those who would watch this film (under the age of 16) would probably miss the symbolism or innuendoes unlike those who have come to a mature adult age and have come to see what is being represented within the film. if you were to watch this movie‚ you would find four important characters that are key source of the social symbolism. These characters names are Shrek‚ Fiona‚ donkey and Lord Farquaad. Within

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    Functionalism‚ conflict theory and symbolic interactionism are the three sociological paradigms. Sociologists concerning Functionalism feel that families should encourage efficient and active communication between one another as well as promoting good decisions and implementing positive values. These teachings help mold the individuals in the family into respectable people of society who have a positive influence. For example‚ growing up‚ mom would always let us know how important it was to recycle

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    direction of changing themselves to suit the needs and interests of others. Princess Fiona‚ from Shrek strived to be the perfect princess that any knight in shining armour would dream of. However‚ she was hiding a deep‚ dark secret – an ogre. Princess Fiona was in fact an ogre and she was hiding this side of her because she thought others would think she was ugly and repulsive. Nevertheless‚ Shrek‚ another ogre‚ discovered her inner beauty. Beauty that was far beyond appearances. As Helen Keller

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    explanation for this issue‚ but many philosophers felt that these explanations did not suffice. The non-acceptance of these philosophical doctrines lead to the immergence of functionalism. Functionalism is the philosophical doctrine in which mental states are defined by their causes and effects. In this paper I assert that functionalism is the ideal

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    Theoretical Perspectives (Introduction to Sociology 6th Ed. H.Tischler pp.23-24) Functionalism Perspective Reaction Paper #2 Sociology is a theoretical perspective based on the assumption that culture‚ social structure‚ statuses and roles exist in our world. Introduction to Sociology (H. Tischler pp.23) highlights the fact that scientists need a set of working assumptions to guide them in their professional activities. In this regard‚ Sociologists have developed frameworks

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    Functionalism is a theory based on agreement and consequences‚ systems such as education ‚family and law that are combined to work together to create a harmonious society. A normal view of a family is define as a mother and the biological father in which eventually they will have kids and all live under the same roof and certainly the dad going off to work while the mom stay home and be a housewife. My family goes by the Cavero family. We are hispanic and black background. My mother side is from

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    THEORY BRIEFING SHEET: FUNCTIONALISM 1. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE INDIVIDUAL AND SOCIETY Functionalism has its origins in the work of Emile Durkheim‚ a 19th Century French Philosopher and Sociologist. Durkheim’s work originated as an attempt to resolve the Hobbesian Problem of Order (after the philosopher Thomas Hobbes) - which‚ in brief‚ questions why a society which is ultimately comprised of lots of self-interested individuals doesn’t collapse into all-out war. The solution proposed by Durkheim

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