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Abstract

The topic of genetically modified organisms has attracted diverse opinions from the general public for some time. The question as to whether foodstuffs modified genetically can be fit or unfit for human consumption still remains a debatable issue. Currently, a given percentage of the world’s population believe that these foodstuffs are fit for consumption, however, the rest of the population highly detest them. As for that reason, whenever the topic of genetically modified organisms comes into context, diverse opinions emerge. Even though a significant population have all the reasons to ignore the genetically modified foodstuffs, they come with ...

The chosen advertisement introduces a new lingerie, in particular, a new bra with add-2-cups miraculous push-up, which is definitely going to turn its elegant owner into a summer bombshell. The only thing left is to choose the one to the taste and buy it with one click. This bra is a new product introduced by Victoria's Secret to make their feminine customers look even more feminine and what is more important more confident, as with the new bra it is so easy to be a summer bombshell. Judging by the advertisement, it is aimed at young women at the ...

Advertising is a social phenomenon of modern society. Meaningful "invasion" of advertising in a variety of spheres of functioning of society makes society closely, even biased analyze and evaluate this phenomenon in terms of its impact on the increase or decrease of the social whole. The society tries to adjust the advertising process in the direction of greater social acceptability of the results of advertising exposure. Along with the ideology of an impact on the physical environment and people's daily life, culture and everyday practices occur there are things that do not always correspond to the dominant ideology. Underwear ...

Introduction

Language is central to human interactions. It is at the heart of influencing people to take actions. Advertisements make some of the most carefully selected use of language to influence people into making purchases of items that at times they do not need or those that are not a priority. Three readings “It’s All in the Details” by Jennifer Baumgartner, “The Language of Advertising” by Charles O’Neill and “With These Words, I Can Sell You Anything” by William Lutz show that indeed the language used in advertising is meant to quench a psychological desire and show buyers ...