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    An Idealized Reality According to the American Dream‚ it is most ideal to come to America‚ find a job‚ and “strike it rich” pursuing what one loves most. Most hope that the money would make their dreams attainable. They draw the conclusion that money will ultimately give them prosperity both economically and in spirit. The idealization of money is what people aspire to attain--not the money itself. Those in pursuit of the American Dream often forget the realistic dangers of obtaining money in a

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    In this analysis I intend to examine CBS’s program The Amazing Race using the literature Global TV Realities by John McMurria‚ Televisions New Engines by Michael Keane and Albert Moran‚ and The Mass Production of Celebrity by Graeme Turner as instruments to analyze the program. The three readings assist in the analysis of CBS’s The Amazing Race because the concepts and arguments presented by the authors within the readings offers insight into the production of The Amazing Race as well as the global

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    Why is reality TV such a popular genre that is watched by many? It is quite simple because it shows regular people in the cast and the public and the viewers can relate to them. “The fact that…the ‘characters’ on the show are selected from ‘ordinary’ life is a key part of this appeal” (Maasik and Solomon 228). The “characters” are not celebrities but just average people around the nation cast by the producers. The personal‚ emotional‚ and physical characteristics of these people’s lives are televised

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    occurring in season 1‚ episode 1. Other factors that subliminally affect our lives are ethics and doing drugs. If you really think about it‚ life itself is an ethic. How do people choose whether or not to start another life? Looking at the reality TV show‚ 16 and Pregnant‚ we can see how the young men and women at the ripe age of sixteen have to make a choice that will affect them the rest of their lives. A huge decision at such a young age really makes you grow and learn as a person fast

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    portray Satan as the obvious protagonist‚ and thus the epic hero. Yet‚ using these extended comparisons in the end allows Milton to make known his true views on heroic values‚ and actually glorify Adam through his religious commitments to God as the ultimate epic hero of Paradise Lost‚ instead of Satan. One example of Milton using an epic simile to portray his attitude towards heroic values is introduced in Book I. Satan’s raising of his army is surprisingly described in positive heroic

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    The media and reality of parenting Final draft CharLe’s Malone 2/2/2014 Wow‚ I never thought parenting would be as tough as it is. Don’t get me wrong it’s also the best part of my life. There are plenty of up’s and downs as well as gains that comes with parenting. This is my take on parenting while everyone has there on take and views on parenting‚ These are just a few of my own. The media expectation on parenting‚ and some of my own reality of being a parent to total different

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    Reality Television Description One of the most recent and freshest trends to come out of television is the phenomenon of "reality television". Spurred by trend setting programs like CBS’s Survivor and MTV’s The Real World‚ reality television was launched as a new genre. With such recent hits as Laguna Beach: The Real OC‚ Flavor of Love‚ and American Idol‚ reality television‚ as a genre and a staple of pop culture‚ has only begun to grow. In an analysis of various articles studied from The

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    . Reality shows What Reality TV shows can be classified as a genre of TV shows presenting unscripted humorous dramatic or purportedly unscripted and upstaged matter in front of the audience. These reality TV shows usually feature ordinary people in unordinary situations. These reality shows also show celebrities that act as an aid in raising the TRPs of the shows. For many years‚ the television industry favored scripted television programs

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    Reality TV Though Reality TV has an unsavory reputation‚ it appeals to an ever-increasing audience. Reality shows are the most popular shows in many countries‚ such as American Idol in America‚ Britain’s Got Talent in Britain and If You Are The One in China. These shows‚ however‚ also are extremely controversial. While Reality TV is criticized for not showing real situations and for damaging viewers‚ the advantages outweigh the disadvantages. Reality TV is criticized for the reason that there

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    Reality TV Have you seen the popular reality television shows lately? The core of reality TV consists of: Fighting‚ sexuality‚ and an intolerable amount of drinking and drug use. Young viewers who watch reality TV may be assuming that this type of behavior is the ideal lifestyle. Even in the early years of reality TV‚ the main hook to keep viewers interested was to aspire to young women of what reality is. The Miss America pageants made some young women believe in the ideals of beauty and perfection

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