… ways. Men are shown as dominant, active and authoritative and women are shown as passive and submissive. Media uses these stereotypes so the public can instantly recognise these people. In pornography women are presented as sex objects and non-human…

… nothing more than mere spin-offs of the people who came before them. But a one-letter name doesn't even begin to compensate for such a group of individuals born in the years 1982-1996, who are continually astounding the rest of society by challenging…

… the letter Y. The human genes are either XX or XY. Anybody who studied biology will tell you that. All it takes is one letter to make a difference if you will be a boy or a girl. In society today, one of the major things that divide us is gender.…

… economy, competition is inevitable. Taking this into consideration, having the ability to discuss, write and read at a relatively high standard is taken for granted in a Canadian workplace. It is obvious that it is essential to have all these qualities…

… have embraced what is known as the comparative method as the most efficient way to expose taken-for-granted 'truths' or laws that people have adopted. But what is this comparative method and how does it work? Are there any advantages/disadvantages…

… hearts and minds of fans and critics alike. While fans applaud the underlying morals of fairy tales, critics point out the negative effects these tales have in the socialization of children. Modern adaptations of fairy tales, as well as original versions…

… the television programme The Smurfs, created by Peyo, and first aired during the greater part of the eighties. In other words, it is an analysis of some of the socio-political themes I have noticed in the show.?#060;/FONT> The Smurfs is a unique…

… individual to represent the wills of a particular group where the person belongs to, but things are usually more complex than people's imaginatin, since every person would have to combine his/her own consciousness to the public's interests whether the…

… is a serious, yet often ignored, problem increasing in severity with every birth. Though many of the effects of overpopulation cannot yet be seen, it is still a life threatening issue. Deadly, not to the individual, but to the Earth and the human…

… come into contact with each other, the conditions of that meeting can determine the fate and mold the relations of the two groups for generations. This is called the "Contact Situation." Donald Noel and Robert Blauner have analyzed this initial contact…