Marxist Look at Deal or No Deal

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In this article, the writer analyzes the show 'Deal or No Deal', which is a game show that allows the contestant to select one of twenty-six suitcases that has one million dollars. The writer demonstrates that looking at this television show from the Marxist viewpoint will show that it emphasizes the role of the media in promoting materialism. The writer points out that most of the contestants come from the people with high income promoting cultural status quo, false consciousness, and among the values taught is "luck" is the name of the game.

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"Deal or No Deal is a game show that allows the contestant to select one of twenty-six suitcases that has one million dollars. The contestant continues to select suitcases to eliminate the suitcases that have different monetary values in them ranging from one cent to one million dollars. "

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