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    lovers, her husband Hephaistos and Ares. There is a myth concerning Venus and Mars love affair and how Vulcan cunningly trapped them in bed with a net. Therefore, Vulcan and Venus had a loveless marriage and no children. Venus had several mortal lovers as well. The two most famous would be Anchises and Adonis. Venus also loved Sicilian King Butes which she had a child with. Venus once disguised herself as a Phrygian princess and seduced a prince from Dardania after nine months with him she revealed

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    The Media Lies: Effects of the Media on Body Image Recent studies have shown that approximately 75 percent of adolescent females wish to be thinner and over 35 percent of them resort to drastic extremes to achieve the new “thin ideal.” (Body Dissatisfaction in Early Adolescent Girls) Today in our culture, this ideal of body image is portrayed in every aspect of our lives. We see a representation of attractive, extremely thin women in magazines, television shows, movies, commercials, etc. The new

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    Unlike the Continental Op, Princess Zhukovski allows some of her most significant actions to be ruled by her own gender stereotyping. To begin with, the princess is taken by surprise when the Op announces his suspicions of her. Her reaction proves that she does not believe he would come to those conclusions, not only because she is of royal birth but also because she is a woman. Once the princess realizes she is found out, Zhukovski attempts to gain sympathy from

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    The Impact of Walt Disney Productions on Children A young girl with black hair and brown eyes sees a beautiful princess named Cinderella who has blond hair, blue eyes, and flawless skin. She believes she will never be as radiant and beautiful as the princess because they don’t look alike. Like this girl, there are many cases of Disney films having lasting negative effects on children. Disney influences children more than any other age group since most merchandise and movies are geared toward

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    allowing it to have a large influence on the populace. However, this influence mars society. Disney provides a false sense of hope and expectation for little kids, especially young girls, with unrealistic body types, as well as influencing them by portraying false gender stereotypes. “Study: Disney Princesses Negative for Girls, Positive for Boys”, an article on Fortune, stated that “those girls that engaged the most with princess culture over time had the lowest body esteem.” They compare themselves to

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    Comparative Analysis of The Princess Bride Through the Lenses of Ray and Poniewozik In Robert B. Ray’s article, “The Thematic Paradigm” he expresses the two types of heroes within a story. Ray states in his article that an outlaw and an official hero exist. The official hero, as described by Ray, abides by the rules. The outlaw hero is described as spontaneous and free-thinking, “Valuing self-determination and freedom from entanglements” (Ray 104). Outlaw heroes are described as following their dreams

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    Great women of Islam throughout the ages and their contributions Throughout Islamic history and development, many great women were part of key contributions to the development and evolution of society and the world at large. From sahabieen, to women who helped contribute to education and medicine, and women today who are helping in making progress for the rights of Muslim. The imprint that women have left and continue to leave is notable and important. The first Muslim after the Prophet was a woman

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    Britney Spears, Justin Bieber, and Bruno Mars are all incredibly talented performers who have served as influential role models in today’s society. While they all share fame and prominence in the media, each performer has impacted diverse areas of pop culture with their distinct style. Each of these Grammy award winners has over 10 million Instagram followers and a spot on Billboard Hot 100. “I’m a Slave 4 U” portrays Spears true image, a bold young girl with a wild side, which wasn’t a common theme

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    Anastasia Trus WRTG 3020 Professor Pat Sullivan 30 March 2010 Racism in Disney During the last several decades, the media has become a strong agent in directing and controlling social beliefs and behaviors. Children, by nature, can be particularly susceptible to the influencing powers of the media, opening an avenue where media created especially for children can indoctrinate entire generations. Disney movies, like all other media “are powerful vehicles for certain notions about our culture

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    Racism Present in Disney/Pixar Films For many parents, these Disney/Pixar movies are something nice they can show to their children, they grew up on many of them and they wish to share this joy with their kids as well. If one was to walk up and tell them “These movies are fairly racist, you should show them to your children lest they get the wrong idea!” in most cases, they will find them to be just a closet nutcase and ignore that like it never happened. Society and these movies have conditioned

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