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    Negative Effects Of Popular Media On Society’s Views of Disabled People Social Therapists teach that much of what we learn is the result of observation‚ in which we pay attention to what people do and say‚ and notice the consequences of their behavior. Also‚ Richard MacCann shares that “the best method to begin [sic] discovering the truth about something is to observe that thing and the circumstances surrounding it”. The latter‚ however‚ certainly appears to be lacking in popular media’s portrayals

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    When observing the Northwood Cinema Grill‚ I decided to observe two servers on Friday and one server on Saturday‚ so I could see if any of their patterns overlapped and to watch their interactions with their customers. Going into this observation I was interested in what qualities make an effective server and how the customers responded to those qualities. I observed the Northwood Cinema Grill from noon to 12:30 on Friday. The weather Friday was very cold and windy. I reached the front of the

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    Film noir "Film Noir" is a term that was applied to a style of American cinema that was popular in the 1930’s and 40’s. The term translates to "Black Film‚" which refers to both the characteristic lighting and the dark subject matter. Noir films often depict different aspects of the criminal underworld‚ and are most commonly set in the ’mean streets’ of the city. Many of the most recognizable early noir films were mysteries involving a hard-boiled detective like Sam Spade (played by Humphrey Bogart)

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    Korean Popular Music‚ the Culture Industry‚ and National Identity John Lie* In the early 2010’s‚ the expansion of South Korean popular culture around the world is led by popular music‚ usually known as Kpop. In this paper I seek to answer two questions. First‚ what are the sources of its success beyond the South Korean national border? Secondly‚ what does it say about contemporary South Korean society and culture? Key Words: K-pop‚ Korean Wave‚ Hallyu‚ South Korean Popular Culture‚ Popular Music

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    Film genre From Wikipedia‚ the free encyclopedia See also: List of genres#Film genres and television genre In film theory‚ genre ( /ˈʒɒnrə/ or /ˈdʒɒnrə/) refers to the method based on similarities in the narrative elements from which films are constructed. Most theories of film genre are borrowed from literary genre criticism. As with genre in a literary context‚ there is a great deal of debate over how to define or categorize genres.[citation needed]. Besides the basic distinction in genre between

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    Sarah Besky in Darjeeling Distinction describes the ways women on post-colonial plantations are still “stuck in bushes‚ colonialism and paternalism”‚ being exploited by the capitalistic economic system which constitutes the continuation of colonialism in the modern globalized world. Much like in the colonial era‚ the tea production in the twenty first century yields enormous profits for owners since they hire cheap labor in the global south and export the tea worldwide. The workers on the plantation

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    Classical Hollywood Cinema era took place after the silent cinema era. This was roughly between the late 1920s and 1960s. The start of this “Golden Age of Hollywood‚” began with the film‚ The Jazz Singer‚ which was released in 1927. It was the first movie to have used synchronized voices as a vitaphone talkie. This was how they brought sound into the films. Unfortunately‚ the vitaphone ended up putting the silent film actors out of work‚ eventually putting an end to the silent cinema era. After The

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    matter and dark energy‚ only insofar as paranormal phenomena are inconsistent with the world as already understood through empirical observation coupled with scientific methodology.[5] Thousands of stories relating to paranormal phenomena are found in popular culture‚ folklore‚ and the recollections of individual subjects.[6] In contrast‚ the scientific community‚ as referenced

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    Television and Cinema | Film Studies Television mocking it ’s big brother Cinema? Through parody is television mocking its big brother Cinema or is simply feeding the post-modern society? Artistic achievement has‚ in most societies‚ usually seen as one of the highest goals for its citizens with artists held in highest esteem in society. The Classical civilizations of Rome and Ancient Greece are rightly regarded as artistic highlights of world civilizations due to the unprecedented status given

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    This final essay will reflect how cinema has evolved as an industry and shaped American society. The paper’s first section will focus on four technical advantages that brought change to the Hollywood film industry. The second section will emphasize four major events that had an impact on American cinema. Technical Advances Film & Sound. I can only imagine a young moviegoer from the late 1800’s sitting in a theater today. Their mind would be blown from the bright colors‚ vivid imagery‚ speaking

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