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1431: China In The 20th Century
... it meant to own televisions, refrigerators, and washing machines (Kristof &Wudunn 105). According to research conducted in the Chashan district (in southern part of China), in 1979, only 305 of Chashan district s households had television sets; by 10 1985, 1832 household owned one set. In 1979, there were only 8 refrigerators in that commune, all collectively-owned. By 1985, there were 485. Similar to the case of washing machine, there ...
1432: Letter From A Birmingham Jail
... world for that matter. The Northern black population became aware that the violence that the Southern Negro lived and died with could easily effect them as well. With the spread of mass media and the television the world was exposed to not only the funeral of Till but was afforded the opportunity to see the morbid manner in which he was killed by the condition of his corpse. The world cried ...
1433: Islamic Terrorism
... cellular phones, and encryption software to evade detection and they also have sophisticated means of forging passports and valuable documents. Similarly, they could even introduce "morphed" images and messages into a country's radio and television network, and spread lies that could incite violence. Technology advancement has made it possible to carry powerful explosive devices in a purse and explode these at the right place, at the right time. Another recent ...
1434: Images Of Control Progaganda
... in nature. It however aided in many different political revolutions. This revolution was the communications revolution. The twentieth century has experienced one of the greatest changes in mean of communication including technologies such as radio, television, motion pictures, advanced telecommunications and the Internet. These technologies have been used to fulfill the purposes of many. Some who wished to use this technology to influence other people. A term commonly used to describe ...
1435: How Were Women Treated In Juli
... women were finally allowed to vote. It was quite a long time after the men were able to vote that they received the right to do so as well. It is also shown on older television shows in which the mother of the house is usually at home ready to make the next meal for her family. An example of this would be "Little house on the Prairie". This topic is ...
1436: History Of The French New Wave
... outlined above the French film industry was pretty closed and un-sympathetic to new ideas. By 1957 things were changing. Attendances to cinemas were falling sharply. This was partly due to the growing popularity of television as an entertainment medium and partly due to the stagnant nature of French cinema. By 1959 the industry was in crisis. Roger Vadims 1956 film Et Dieu crea la femme, (And woman was created) was ...
1437: History Of Photography
... known. It overcomes the differences of language. It can be specific and realistic, where music and related media can only be abstracted or general. In the form of motion pictures it can be used for television and the movies. As a form of visual art, it has as wide a range of unique expressive capabilities as painting, sketching and any other hand art. As a scientific tool, the precision in making ...
1438: Guatemala
... happening or people having things that cope into hi-tech items. (Lopez, Anni, Life in Guatemala) "…less then 3 percent of the people in Guatemala have a car, and less then 7 percent own a television… " This has to do with the major debt that Guatemala has, and for the fact that the country is being ran by mostly kids, when I say kids I don't mean 10 year olds ...
1439: George Orwell
... burly, urbane and powerful Inner Party member, doing in their sector during the Two Minutes' Hate today? Everybody in the section was taking out pent-up emotions on Emmanuel Goldstein, the rebel leader on the television screen when Winston found himself distracted. The Party uses Goldstein to focus members' hatred. Like the Nazis, the Party whips up anti-Jewish sentiment - Goldstein is a Jewish name - along with hatred for the superpower ...
1440: Freedom And Revolution
... removing from them their economic and political dominance. In place of the bosses, the working class must in every sphere of activity make the decisions that ultimately affect them; in factories, communities, schools, universities, newspapers, television and film studios. This is the sort of society that is worth fighting for. However it not the sort of society that can be achieved through the dictatorship of a minority over the majority. Even ...


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