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    An Examination of Cultural Norms and the Science of Fitting as seen in “Mean Girls” The movie “Mean Girls” follows the story of a high school age girl who comes from a homeschooled background and is suddenly thrown into a typical American high school social environment. Her adjustment to this transition is shown through a story arc that chronicles her attempts to gain her peers’ approval. The way in which she attempts to do so is by consciously changing her identity to fit into whatever social scene

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    MEAN GIRLS AN INTRODUCTION TO CULTURE Watching Mean Girls is like taking a microscope and viewing the workings of society. As you watch the film be aware of the sociological terms from the vocabulary list below. After watching the movie‚ you are to write a response paper of at least 400 words to answer the questions below‚ using the vocabulary terms and the concepts we have gone over in the last week. The paper must be typed‚ double spaced‚ and maximum 12 font. If you wish to add any ideas

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    Mean Girls Movie Review

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    Mean girls was directed by Mark S. Waters and was released by Paramount Pictures in 2004. This movie is one of the better teen comedies I have watched. Cady Heron (Lindsay Lohan) is a 15-year-old girl who is going to high school for the first time‚ after being home schooled for her entire life. Cady’s first friends are Janis Ian and Damien‚ school outcasts. Janis and Damien warn Cady about the Plastics‚ the snobby popular girls consisting of Regina George (Rachel McAdams)‚ Gretchen Weiners (Lacey

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    nonverbal‚ are received and interpreted by those around us. Although we are unaware of every detail communicated in our own daily lives‚ it can be much easier to study such phenomena within pop culture examples‚ where it becomes very evident. The movie “Mean Girls” is the perfect subject of such a case study‚ where it is full of examples of the theories discussed and read about thus far in the quarter. The two main categories that define communication are verbal and nonverbal. As discussed in class and

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    connections influence all areas of development including emotional‚ physical‚ spiritual‚ social‚ and cognitive. The movie “Mean Girls” addresses social behaviors and experiences that are common in female peer relationships throughout the adolescent years. “Mean Girls” has brought attention to girls mean behaviors and portrays a dark side of female peer relationships‚ in which girls act as bullies and use relationships to express anger or power through rumors‚ exclusion‚ secrets‚ or gossip. This movie

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    text through the use of conceivable language techniques. And respectively‚ Mean Girls collaborators; Director Mark Waters and Writer Rosalind Wiseman create a film where the occurrence of themes and issues captivate audiences and responders not only linguistically but also visually via film and narrative techniques.

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    Mean Girls Movie Analysis

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    parody from is Mean Girls. I have changed and transformed the title to Nasty Boys. I have used big bold white font to make it stand out. It is positioned on the top of the page to attract the audience. It is a teen comedy. The back ground is blue to represent boys. The central image is of Cody Heron‚ the main character with his white shirt unbuttoned and his pants sitting low. His body position looks like he is posing with his hands behind his head and his abs facing towards us‚ every girls dream guy

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    A Plastic in Disguise This movie‚ Mean Girls‚ is a very interesting movie that shows that you should always be yourself no matter what people think and no matter what they have to say. A few of the main characters in this movie include Cady Heron‚ Regina George‚ Karen Smith‚ Gretchen Weiners‚ and Ms. Norbury. All of these characters take part in the high school that the film take place in. The director of this movie is Mark Waters; he is a film director and producer. This movie was published in

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    Mean girls and looking for alibrandi Today I will be doing a speech on looking for alibrandi and mean girls I will be focusing on the teenage adolesces I will be comparing the relationship differences between Regina Georges family and Josie alibrandi’s family and I will be also focusing on teen relationships. Regina’s family is very different from Josie’s family; Regina’s family is a typical American family laid back and Regina gets all the freedom that she desires in the movie Regina says

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    The production companies‚ Paramount Pictures‚ Broadway Video and SNL studios‚ all came together to release the infamous teen comedy movie‚ Mean Girls which premiered on April 30‚2004. This movie was written by Rosalind Wiseman‚ and was directed by Mark Waters. It grasped the attention of a wide audience because the issues that the main character encountered are relatable. The rules of high school are applicable to many life situations. This movie sheds light on real sociological issues; moreover

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