Communication papers

This paper examines an imaginary instance of intercultural communication.

This paper discusses two ways that mass media influence society.

How teenage girls view themselves through magazines.

This paper discusses the Sokal affair, in which Alan Sokal submitted an essay to the journal "Social Text" which ended up being a hoax.

A look at the influence of the media on politics in America.

How the media influenced how the shooting in Littleton was percieved.

This paper discusses the explosion in popularity of the Internet.

A look at what makes a person a member of a minority? A response in cultural media.

This paper discusses that Native American communications within their cultural settings entail many verbal and non-verbal methods of discourse.

A discussion of the downside of mass media.

This paper discusses how, as the reflector, as well as the re-enforcer, of widely held values in racist culture, the capitalist press is necessary racist.

A look at how the Osama bin Laden story has been blown up by the media.

This paper discusses how crime is associated with race, when in fact it should be associated with poverty.

Explores the alternative and mainstream medias in respect to Canadian Health Care and privatization.

Compares two speeches by great men: Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" and John Winthrop's "A Model of Christian Charity".

Investigates changing community structures in the Silicon Age.

Explains how the portrayal of gays on television leads to prejudice of the homsexual community.

An overview of compliance-gaining strategies in communications including their implications in the active workforce.

Alook at the theme of globalization in Stanley Bedlington's article from the Washington Post, "Not Who You Think/Bin Laden's Ultimate Ambition is Even More Alarming Than the Warrior Image he Projects".

An overview of the principles of plea bargaining and discussion on its morality.

This paper addresses recent concerns about Internet privacy, concentrating on legal and ethical concerns. In particular, a bill is being introduced in the Senate this spring which aims to codify in U.S. law the rights and responsibilities of information

This paper looks at the idea of two managers in an hotel and how they react with certain points. Moreover the paper looks at the aim of leadership along with management notions that will enable for a better working place where correct procedures are used

An analysis of the two major magazines Time and Fortune.

An analysis of the media's portrayal of women.

A copy of a take-home exam which deals with firstly assimilation and secondly questions related to the Jewish race.

A review of the article "Talking to Foreign Versus Talking to Children" by Barbara Freed.

A discussion of the media world and how it is segmented.

A discussion of sex on tv and how it effects society.

A study of the effect of watching sexual images on TV.

An essay on freedom of the press.

An analysis of the newspaper industry in America.

An exploration of bias in American newspapers.

A presentation fo some guidelines for the media's coverage of wars.

A look at augmentative communication in dynamite technology.

A look at the influence of the media upon the development of violent or aggressive behavior among adolescents.

A study of the AOL Time Warner corporation.

A look at the history of typography.

An explanation of how the media works.

An explanation of the basic functions of DVD and DVD writers.

An examination of the benefits of television.

An examination of the telecommunication sector in Singapore.

A look at how the Media portrays the Muslim community living in Canada.

A look at the effect of violence in the media on children and the rising levels of juvenile delinquency.

A study into interracial communications using the "Uses and Gratification's" theory of mass communications.

A study into the effect using the internet has had on personal relationships.

A look at the livesw of William Randolph Hearst and Charles Foster Kane.

a comparison between animal and human communication.

An understanding of the concepts of mass communication.

How the media treats our fears.

Understanding how language helps us see images.

A look at how Cablevision is succeeding in its scheduling acquisitions.

The use of the face and eyes in non-verbal communication.

A look at group communication and decision making.

A review of "Dispatches" by Michael Herr on the role of the press in the Vietnam War.

The use of mass media in political campaigns.

A look at how women are depicted in the media.

The influence of the FCC on the black media.

This paper examines the author's feelings about the media and its negative affects on modern society.

Similarities of communication between man and animals.

A paper about Princess Di and the media.

The sales effects of advertisements.

The troubled etymology of the word "wine".

An analysis of the process that machines can make a sense of language.

An explanation how radio interacts with Canadian identity.

A look at how the "New York Times"reported on the two presidential candidates.

An essay on the importance of language.

An analysis of General George Patton's D-Day eve speech to his troops.

A detailed discussion on how African-Americans are portrayed on television and in the movies.

The effect of advertising on children.

A biography of the famous talk show host.

An overview of the success of the Baby Snooks radio show.

A look at the evolution of the jargon used in military aviation and its relevance outside the organization.

A philosophical analysis of violence in the media.

A comparative analysis of CNN.com and MSNBC.com coverage on an attack on an Israeli mall.

A look the media coverage and bias of the Plunder Dome corruption scandal.

A discussion on public desensitization of media portrayal of violence.

An overview of the history of journalism and changing media formats.

A look at the process of language development of children born with a cleft palate.

A discussion on what makes television game shows so popular with the viewers.

A look at the evolution of television portrayals of the American family from 1950 to the present.

A look at the process of negotiation and dispute resolution within the workplace and how the stages of negotiation work.

A discussion on the art of negotiation.

A discussion on human language acquisition and its consequences for the individual and society.

An understanding of the relationship between semiosis and culture through the use of verbal and non-verbal signs.

A comparative analysis of the representation of issues associated with multiculturalism, racism, immigration and ethnic groups over a period of one week in two of Canada's major newspapers: The Toronto Star and the National Post.

A discussion on how the Bre-X story displays the importance of promotion in any business enterprise.

A comparative analysis of five articles on the relationship between media communication and political power.

A look at the role of mass media in education including its relationship with schools and curriculum.

An analysis of the media representation of Monica Lewinsky.

A review of two essays by Lincoln Steffens and Ray Stannard Baker from E. Fitzpatrick's edited volume "Muckraking: Three Landmark Articles."

A look at the influence of television news media on teenagers on issues such as violence and .body image distortion

This paper discusses the media coverage of the Nazi Holocaust and of the oppression of American Blacks.

This paper discusses the differences between male and female leadership styles.

This essay discusses the article "How Children Understand Sarcasm: The Role of Context and Intonation," by Carol Caelli, Noreen Nakagawa, and Cary Madden.

This paper discusses Susan Gittins' book "CTV. The Television Wars".

This paper discusses how, in our contemporary society, popular entertainment is overly influenced by commercial interest.

Discusses how the mass media industry often serves state and corporate interests by the way it presents information.

Explores the way in which the mechanical reproduction of images e.g., television, distorts our vision of reality.

Looks at gender differences in non-verbal communication and suggests that women possess greater non-verbal communication skills.

Discusses the media's often negative and inaccurate portrayal of women.