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    "Sex Tricks He ’s Never Seen Before‚" or the infamous‚ "Sex - 10 Make Him Throb Moves..." Sound familiar? I wouldn ’t be surprised. Cosmopolitan ’s provocative headlines are ones that catch everybody ’s eye while in line at the supermarket. This notorious magazine has been gracing newsstands since 1886. Surprisingly‚ the magazine itself hasn ’t changed a bit‚ aside from the old-fashion hair-styles. The covers still feature the stereotypical model‚ with blonde hair‚ blue-eyes‚ and much slimmer than

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    Ethical concerns and empathy Situating Cosmopolitan Cosmo- world/universe + Polites- citizen Diogenes ‘ I am a citizen of the world’ Jonathan Corpus Ong: The Cosmopolitan Continuum Closed Cosmopolitan- reluctant to engage with others within the world Instrumental Cosmopolitan- Ego centric‚ purpose for self‚ class‚ suggests that travel makes you superior Banal Cosmopolitan- everyday cosmopolitanism‚ how we speak‚ relationships‚ friendships Ecstatic Cosmopolitan- information technologies‚ bringing the

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    what author Elijah Anderson calls “Cosmopolitan canopies” (xiv). According to Anderson a cosmopolitan canopy is “…a respite from lingering tensions of urban life and an opportunity for diverse peoples to come together” (xiv). Areas of open and free interaction between people can only occur in specific locations where there is no clear distinction between what’s yours and what’s mine. Public areas such as parks creates the best opportunities for cosmopolitan canopies. A park not owned by a private

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    To what extent do the front covers of Cosmopolitan use similar representations of women compared to the Lynx ‘beach’ campaign?. ‘Men act and women appear. Men look at women. Women watch themselves being looked at’ – John Berger‚ ‘Ways of seeing’. For my research investigation I intend to explore to what extent specific media products use similar representations of women to appeal to their target audiences. The examples I have chosen to focus on are the iconic‚ international women’s fashion

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    V.1 Parabolic structure of the magazine. We start from an important point: Cosmopolitan is a magazine that has to be read and not simply skim. For this reason‚ its publisher wants the consumers to have the use of the magazine from the first page to the last‚ and he leads the readers through the lecture step by step. Looking at the magazine‚ we can observe a continuous alteration between monthly‚ constant and regular appointments‚ and other articles‚ which are directed to impress the reader

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    SEX! Many magazines‚ such as Cosmopolitan and Maxim‚ use sex and sex appeal in order to sell their magazines. These are two very different magazines that cater to different audiences. While flipping through each‚ an individual would notice that the articles are written differently‚ the styles of each are completely opposite‚ even the advertisements are dissimilar. In each magazine‚ there are several ads depicting the same product‚ but being sold in two totally different ways. An ad for Skyy Vodka

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    Even though it is observed that the city had seemed to swell symbolically into a world of desires‚ but in the above mentioned situation‚ the city seems to admit a possible slit along the hem of its aspirations. There is ambivalence if such ambitions are worth attaining at the cost of its past status of which the Sattler monument locates as an emblematic proof. Ryder attempts to mock the Sattler monument by capturing pictures and posing aside of it. He is not conscious of the importance of the monument

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    transformation of acceptation from these Parisians creates a whirlwind of foreign concepts never seen in France‚ or in anywhere else in the world. This country became a birthing ground for the out of the norm mind-set to flourish. Advances in a cosmopolitan attitude were rare during this time period yet the city of Paris changed drastically through its emerging social groups‚ culture‚ and limitations on the

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    The point of Appiah’s essay is to explain the topic of cosmopolitanism is today’s society. Basically‚ Appiah explains someone who is a cosmopolitan as "a citizen of the world"; it is also "our responsibility to exchange ideas about what is right and wrong in the world." We must also realize that we are responsible for other people in the world‚ and that every person has a different positive contribution that they can make to the "whole." He uses words‚ such as "shared humanity‚" to show that

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    impact on individuals living in a metropolis. A modern individual becomes indifferent‚ the “blasé outlook” becomes a consequence of the urban mind-set which results in a larger degree of personal freedom‚ they are freed from prejudices‚ develop a cosmopolitan attitude which develops a greater degree of personal freedom and struggle to maintain their personality and preserve their unique inwardness in a metropolis. The metropolis does differ significantly from the upbringing of a rural town. While living

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