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As economies, society, and technology have developed so has the amount of activities that people can engage in. Unlike during our grandparents’ era, people have more occasions, appointments, and meetings to attend to. The exponential increase in these activities, hence time pressures, has been made possible by economic demands. To feed an ever growing economy, there is a need to keep innovation and supply of new products on the rise. Thus the system has surpassed human control and now operates...

Employees and clients are two different target audiences. Each of the two writings observes the setting and situation of each audience. Clients have authority over the company. This means that the letter to this target audience had to address it with refined and invitational language. The hierarchy for the employee audience is reversed. The language and sentence construction is direct and authoritative. The demographics are also different. Clients do not necessarily have anything in common. Empl...

The Manchu language is the native language of the Manchu people of North-eastern China. It was the official state language of the Chinese Empire during the imperial rule of the Qing dynasty. The Qing dynasty ruled China from the mid-17th century to the early 20th century. Throughout this period Manchu and Chinese were the official imperial language and all imperial business; courts, police and military communication, as well as academia were conducted in either of the two. Educated civilians, mi...

George Orwell’s Shooting an Elephant is referenced in body paragraph 2. I. Introduction: the story is about Emma Zunz, a girl on a missionto avenge her father’s death. Thesis: The protagonist provides proof that every premeditated course of action invokes conscience in all rational beings depending on individual conviction on the morality of such actions. II. First Body Paragraph: All human beings have a conscience, which is an innate feeling that distinguishes right from wrong; this in...

This advert by John White shoe brand is selling a handmade shoe. It portrays a woman holding a brown shoe over her pelvic area. The woman is white and has relatively big breasts whose nipple region she covers with her elbows. The advert’s target audience seems to be heterosexual, middle aged working, middle class, suburban men whose work might include meetings and executive presentations. This is the target audience that wears official leather shoes. It consists mainly of white corporate men. ...

The success of the Christian religion was majorly vested in its ability to approach evangelism on a global aspect. This made them go to almost every corner of the earth to tell everybody about Jesus. Christians were able to do this due to some reasons. For instance, they got support from large governments such as the Roman Empire. The Christian boom back then caused many to change their past ways and also beliefs. For instance, many people who converted to Christianity changed the view that God ...

Barney’s target demographic comprises mainly the wealthy middle class who are known to notoriously spend huge amounts of money on luxurious commodities such as designer dresses, suits, handbags, shoes, home décor, and designer furniture among other supplementary in high fashion. For the male targets estimated at 49.7% of the total customer base, Barney’s targets are predominantly Caucasians and Asians accounting for 63.1% and 28.2% respectively.

While crafting their ad campaigns targeted directly at children, marketers understand that the key to success is kid's pester power. This came as a revelation a while back after watching a popular candy commercial with my baby sister who is barely five years old. I could not help but notice the timing of the ads that conveniently placed in intervals that interrupted cartoon hours. Every time the candy advert popped on screen, my baby sister would nag me to take her to the mall. Eventually, I ca...

Societies are built by human beings for human beings and any other animals or things which add to the wellbeing of human societies. Thus central to any form of social organization must be the human being in his or her individual capacity. To understand human needs and human desires it is important to get to the core of the human nature. The nature of the human being is intrinsically good. Every individual wants to co-exist and prosper. If this is truly the nature of the human being then the best...