Communication papers

This paper examines how the mass media influences popular perceptions of heroes.

This paper looks at managers and their specific function within a company.

This paper examines different issues that managers face when dealing with employees.

A look at how rhyming affects children's comprehension level.

This paper is an analysis of Sven Birkets' "The Gutenberg Elegies: The Fate of Reading in an Electronic Age".

The following paper discusses Lincoln's now-famous "House Divided" speech of 1858 which exemplifies the primary factors that strongly influenced him on both a personal and a political level.

This paper examines how societal shifts, the sexual revolution and the changing role of women have affected how women look at themselves.

A look at the film's view of sexual identity and gender conventions.

This paper examines the use of internet marketing and management through a hypothetical test case.

An analysis of some of the fundamental issues of human relations, with a focus on conflict management.

This paper examines the historical and social impact of telegraph and telephone technology on society.

An analysis of oral reports with respect to Robert Harris's article: ?Ideas for Enhancing Oral Reports".

This paper looks at the nature of human relationships.

An examination of how to deal with the concept of hate speech in our society.

A look at the ethical and moral expectations of journalists.

This paper discusses how senses work together in order to paint a complete individual picture.

This paper discusses the role of the Internet in the marketplace.

This paper looks at new promotional ideas for marketing magazines

This paper examines the World War II propaganda in France.

This paper analyzes what type of person makes an effective and charismatic political and/or community leader .

The cellular phone has changed our society in many ways. The cell phone is changing the way people live, work, interact, socialize and could also have deleterious effects on your health.

A discussion of the health and safety issues related to cell phone usage.

This paper is a letter of response from Matthew to Paul, written as if Matthew had discovered Paul's letters to the Galatians.

This paper reviews some of the uses of fiber optics in communications.

This paper analyzes the book by Roger Fisher and William Ury - "Getting to Yes"

A comparison of two universities - Galluadet University and The National Technical Institute for the Deaf

This paper highlights the advances in imaging technology that have allowed scientists to discover how memory works and the areas of the brain involved.

This paper describes the various ways that the media influences society through visual text.

This paper deals with the life, crimes and trial of Evelyn Dick.

This paper argues why books have survived as a primary form of media for so many years and what the future holds for them in the modern era.

This paper discusses whether or not journalism is objective, and the effects it has on our society.

This paper outlines Fragile X disorder with a detailed description of the biological cause of the disorder, as well as an explanation of the subsequent communication disorders

An analysis of male and female conversational styles based on Deborah Tannen's "You Just Don't Understand," which discusses how men and women act substantially differently in a number of ways - including conversational style.

An in-depth discussion of "Written on the Body" and the journey of self-discovery made through the metaphors of desire and disease.

An in-depth look at critical thinking and how we should not just assume things from statistics or accept things at face value.

An in-depth examination of the role of the media in portraying the news. Particular emphasis is given to ethics and levels of accountability.

This paper discusses Kenneth Burke's contributions to rhetoric and its importance as a communicative tool.

This essay analyzes how Hitler's oratory styles were able to rouse and rally a nation behind him.

This paper is a study of the pain medication market in the United States, and pays special attention to the launching and success of Children's Advil.

A look at the various methods to increase employee retention and performance.

The following paper presents a discussion about the bias of television news shows.

The following paper discusses the complex relationships that evolve between the nurses on a unit.

This paper examines research supporting the hypothesis that boys an girls have different attitudes and reactions toward television violence.

This paper describes the growth of the telecommunication industry, through the companies AT&T and MCI.

The following essay discusses popular entertainment today and the code that it represents.

As more people opt for on-line relationships, they may find it more difficult to conduct face-to-face relationships.

This paper compares Plato's theories about rhetoric and dialectic means of communication.

An examination of the conflict and rhetoric clashes between Ramus and Quintilian.

An examination of of Dorothea Lange's involvement in parliament and the controversies caused by her photograph, "Migrant Mother".

This paper discusses the changes that have taken place to change the media and advertising world.

An interesting look at the development of systems of writing starting with the Sumerian people.

A look at the complexities involved in television violence and how it effects children's lives.

This paper looks how the TV series "Survivor" reflects true group dynamics .

This paper takes a close look at the animated series, "The Simpsons".

This is a persuasive essay that discusses the advantages of teaching solely in the English language in the U.S.

A detailed look at the way various functions are shared between regions in metropolitan police areas with specific reference to Los Angeles, Nashville, Chicago, and San Francisco.

This paper examines how courtroom scenes in movies have an effect on true jury selections.

This paper discusses network television advertising with reference to an in depth interview with Ms. South,a former sales executive at WWOR-TV UPN 9.

This paper will explain the nature of three eras of communication as reflected in a specific example taken from very recent, contemporary times.

The objective of this study is to find out if the use of humor in radio advertising aids the listener in comprehension and recall.

The following paper contends that mass media is a powerful reflection of culture, particularly the changing role of men and women in society.

Comparison of two different marketing strategies; one based on humor and one on sex.

Looks at the influence of teen magazines on teenage girls and how it affects their views of themselves.

This paper examines the language teenagers use to chat via their mobile phones.

This paper provides an analysis of several themes found in the newspapers of the time of World War II on December 15 1941, and how they were used by historians.

A discussion on the role of American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters.

An analysis of the significant role of television propaganda during War times.

A look at the dangers of cell phones and advanced technology.

This paper examines the need for parental sex education for young children, and a study of how parents tend to affect children's sexuality.

A look into television violence and its effect on children's lives. The writer proposes the universal use of V-chips.

A look at the communication process with the elderly.

A look at the way television viewing has progressed today and how it may look in the future.

An examination of the growing industry and possible changes.

This essay looks at the events of September 11, propaganda and the media.

This paper looks at two newspaper articles that discuss terrorism, and how they relate to the attack on the World Trade Center.

This research paper shows how the "New York Times" accurately portrayed events during the Vietnam War.

This paper examines the benefits to the Marine Corps if it establishes a multimedia support system.

This paper reviews many of the issues relating to society's need to be entertained.

This paper provides a comparative analysis of Oliver Stone's work through the eyes of genre theory.

An examination of reality television and how it effects society.

A comparison between the media's delivery of news and film making.

A research about the impact of the media on youth and adolescent development.

This paper examines the way the media aids in the construction of identities.

A well-documented paper describing how public relations fits into the corporate and political world.

An examination of the validity of Naomi Klein's book, "No Logo" as it applies to the post-Fordian word.

A look at how to measure success in a business and the importance of effective leadership to that success.

A look at the role of friendship in politics and its significance to a successful career in politics.

An examination of the difference between a popular press article and several psychological research studies on hardiness.

An examination of the German anti-Jewish policies and propaganda.

A discussion of the impact that violence on TV has on youth crime.