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The Dangers of Life on Earth in Law and Order Special Victim’s Unit, an American Drama Series (732 words, 2 pages)

As a Paxon, I watched the television show Law and Order Special Victims Unit to learn about the planet earth. These are my observations from this television series. The first thing I observed was the fact that humans are very emotional creatures. Humans seem to cry to get attention from ... Read More

The Everyday Lives of Wealthy Women in The Real Housewives, an American Television Series (2396 words, 8 pages)

IntroductionBravo TV is a channel that has made much of its success off of unscripted series about people from all walks of life. One of its most successful shows, The Real Housewives, is a reality television series surrounding wealthy women and their everyday lives. Andy Cohen is the executive producer ... Read More

A Review of The Selection Series, a Book by Kiera Cass (1291 words, 3 pages)

The Selection Series is a series of young adult books written by Kiera Cass. Young adult literature books talk about what a teenager would typically go through in their life. These books are made for the teenagers to relate to, so they don't feel as if they are alone in ... Read More

The Heroic Journey of Courage in Courage the Cowardly Dog, an American Animated Series by John Dilworth (725 words, 2 pages)

A Heroes Journey, Courage The Cowardly DogThe start of Courage's heroes journey starts in the town he lives in called Nowhere. He resides in a farmhouse, removed from neighbors and far from the town. He was adopted by an elderly couple, Muriel and Eustace Baggs. The farm in Nowhere is ... Read More

The Important Role of the Character of Lucifer in Supernatural, an American Television Series (2525 words, 11 pages)

A Supernatural LuciferThe Dualistic Manifestation of a Timeless FigureIn the show Supernatural, the Winchester brothers, Sam and Dean, are two men who travel the country seeking and fighting monsters, demons and the like. At the onset of the fifth season of Supernatural, the brothers are greeted by the Devil himself, ... Read More

Comparing the Similarities between the Book Apaches by Lorenzo Carceterra and the Television Series Prison Break (1517 words, 5 pages)

When I was growing up, I would be reading large chapter books, quite large compared to my age, but I would also like to watch television. Yet my mother would caution me that the television set was no good, and now that I am a college student of legal age ... Read More

The Four Reincarnations of a Being in Sea of Fertility, a Novel Series by Yukio Mshima (1051 words, 3 pages)

Born in Tokyo in 1925, Hiraoka Kimitake, better known by his pseudonym Yukio Mishima, was a writer whom many critics consider one of the greatest Japanese authors of the 20th century (Mishima Yukio). Perhaps his most famous and masterful work was the Sea of Fertility tetralogy he wrote in the ... Read More

The Camp of the Demigod Children in The Battle of the Labyrinth in Percy Jackson and the Olympians, a Book Series by Rick Riordan (536 words, 2 pages)

The Battle of the Labyrinth is the fourth book in Riordans Percy Jackson and the Olympians series. The series is about a camp where demigod children go for the summer to do the work of the Greek gods. Percy is son of the legendary Poseidon. The book, however, start with ... Read More

Gender Roles and Discrimination in Arrow, an American Television Series (956 words, 3 pages)

Gender Roles ResponseIn the CW show Arrow, a character named Sara Lance has been featured in the second season. Like the titular character Green Arrow, she is also a masked vigilante called the Black Canary. In a recent episode entitled Time of Death, the Black Canary fights a group of ... Read More

A Summary and Interpretation of The Waldo Moment an Episode of the Black Mirror Series (1053 words, 4 pages)

The Waldo MomentThis is probably the least-liked episode of the show by online consensus, and many blame its blatant message as the letdown. Obviously, The Waldo Moment, is sending out a general anti-politics idea with the center of this political race being a joke. Waldo himself mentions the falsity of ... Read More

A Creative Response to an Episode of the Black Mirror Series Titled White Christmas (839 words, 3 pages)

White Christmas Creative ResponseMatt Trent, played by Jon Hamm in the 2014 Christmas special of Black Mirror, is a character that unfolds through three events that reveal his bane of being a social virtuoso. His job and hobbies are specifically designed to his strength as a puppeteer of humans Matt ... Read More

Technology’s Role in Dehumanization as Shown in the Series Black Mirror (474 words, 2 pages)

Technology plays a major role in dehumanization. We see it happening today and in many of Black Mirrors episodes. Social media, which some people see as a way to be connected, is often doing the opposite. With TVs everywhere, we are entranced by the many channels we can choose from. ... Read More

The Criticism and Possibilities of the Use of J. K. Rowling’s Novel Series Harry Potter in Classrooms (2537 words, 8 pages)

From evolution to witchcraft, education pushes the traditional parent away from some parts of lessons because of religious or personal opposition. In every classroom, decisions need to be made that pit students learning against parents disapproval in importance. While parental involvement is undeniably vital, students can miss out on important ... Read More

A Review of Adventure Time, an American Animated Series by Pendleton Ward (1601 words, 5 pages)

Adventure Time with Finn and Jake is an animated comedyadventure cartoon created by Pendleton Ward about a boy named Finn and his magical-mutated dog Jake. Being siblings, Jake often acts as Finn's mentor and adventure companion in this post-apocalyptic world. There is probably some remediationadvertence to the 1975 film titledA ... Read More

The Resons Why Some Christian Schools Ban J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter Book Series (457 words, 2 pages)

Banning of Harry PotterThere have been many reasons within multiple countries why J.K. Rowlings famous Harry Potter book series has been banned. Most of which link back to the fear of witchcraft, the darkness of the events that unravel in the book, and the encouragement of negative acts. The infamous ... Read More

An Analysis of Humour and Habitus in Benidorm British Television Series and Social Classes (4622 words, 17 pages)

AbstractThis paper takes the reader through an introduction on humour and habitus,an analysis of the humour and habitus as affected by varieties of systemssuch as social classes, it then analyses the case of Benidorm Britishtelevision series, then goes through a short conclusion and a referencelist of the literature used and ... Read More

The Reasons Why ACK Comic Series Should Not Become a Sacred Religious Text (1331 words, 6 pages)

ACK ComicsWhen one thinks of religious texts, it isnt very common for a comic book series to come to mind ACK Comics might be the thing that changes that. ACK Comics is one of Indias most popular comic book series with over 400 books filled with elaborate stories of Hinduism ... Read More

The Black Dynasty in Empire, an American Musical Drama Television Series by Lee Daniels and Danny Strong (455 words, 2 pages)

For my journal I watched Foxs Empire which follows a black American family with a hip hop company called Empire that the main character is going to give to one of his three sons who are in a constant battle to take it over and be chosen to someday run ... Read More

Series of Scenario Questions for Customs, Consultants, Marketing and Communications Managers, and Strategic Planners (689 words, 2 pages)

What three types of customs duties are used in the United States? Describe each form (classification in detail)The three general types of customs duties that are used in the United States are De Minimis, informal and formal. Each of these customs duties have different clearance limitations. For de Minimis the ... Read More

An Analysis of the Character of Sherlock Holmes in the Television Series, Sherlock (901 words, 4 pages)

The Character Analysis of Sherlock HomesIn the BBC America version of Sherlock, I found that Sherlock himself would be an intriguing character that I really wanted to observe get into more depth about. For this project I decided to watch two, hour and a half long episodes of Sherlock. The ... Read More

An Analysis of Harlot’s Progress, a Series of Prints by William Hogarth (2768 words, 11 pages)

A Study of The Harlots ProgressAt first glance The Harlots Progress, a series of prints by William Hogarth, appears to be a tale poking fun at the use and misuse of prostitutes in 18th century England. However, further analysis of the series gives away a deeper, darker, and more satirical ... Read More

Social Conflict and in the Relationship Between Walter and Jesse in the Television Series Breaking Bad (519 words, 2 pages)

For centuries Class conflict has been a struggle of people who areconstantly fighting and taking control. 'Breaking Bad' is best explained byclass conflict and the protestant ethic best explains the relationshipbetween Walter and Jesse. These two sociological perspectives are two outof five perspectives that are reoccurring throughout the series of ... Read More

The Themes of War in the Documentary My Lai, the Series Band of Brothers, and the Movie Downfall (1203 words, 4 pages)

In war there is a stigma that every action is justified, that what the army is doing is with the intention of striking down evil and promoting good. However, as Winston Churchill said History is written by the victors. Although told in different capacities the documentary on My Lai, the ... Read More

Dexter Morgan: The Unusual Hero of the Modern Society in the Television Series, Dexter (1944 words, 6 pages)

Ever since the first season of Dexter in October of 2006, millions of viewers gathered around their television sets and computer desks to watch everyones favorite serial killer in action. It was made easy for viewers to sympathize with a murderer, to hold him up at a standard that only ... Read More

The Relationship of the Doctor with His Companion in the Television Series, Doctor Who (1374 words, 4 pages)

The Doctor and AppropriationOn November 23, 2013, the BBC celebrated its prize television series, Doctor Whos, 50th anniversary. In honor of the shows millions of fans around the globe, the BBC aired the special 50th anniversary episode simultaneously on television in over 200 countries and select theaters globally. The reason ... Read More

A Reflective Essay on the Plot in The Series of Unfortunate Events, the Hostile Hospital (361 words, 1 pages)

Reflective EssayIn The Series of Unfortunate events, The Hostile Hospital, the characters contribute to the plot in an excellent way. If you have read the other stories before you would know that Violet, Klaus and Sunny travel to different places to find out the meanings of the this secrets that ... Read More

A Review of the First Episode of Bates Motel, an American Psychological Horror Series (916 words, 3 pages)

Recently I watched the first episode of Bates Motel, an hour length program that originally aired on the AE Network. My overall impression of the show was positive, as it kept my attention focused and curious during the episode. I enjoyed the use of suspense and thought it aided in ... Read More

Intersectionality in TV Series Through the Eyes of an Avid Netflix Watcher (1270 words, 5 pages)

Intersectionality in Media Representation is not Optional As an underclassman in high school, I was an avid Netflix watcher. The majority of my free time was spent watching the latest episode of a show, and then creating art about it or discussing the characters with my friends. Shows such as ... Read More

The Style of Maurice Sendak’s Work in His Little Bear Series (866 words, 4 pages)

Over the nearly sixty years of Maurice Sendaks working life, his artwork varied greatly. From the dark, heavy scenes of Where the Wild Things Are to the pastel lightness of the Little Bear series or the cramped surreal imagery in Outside, Over There Sendaks work is so vastly different in ... Read More

The Relationship Between Gender and the Media in the TV Series Saving Grace (650 words, 3 pages)

The relationship between gender and the media is a complicated one. This is especially true for religion, as what we consider to be religious gender norms are influenced greatly by the media we consume. Whether television or advertising, the media uses our preconceived thoughts on what constitutes gender norms in ... Read More

Published: Friday 25th of January 2013