... ;the double standards that affect women when it comes to appearances" (Rothman). Kate Dries dubs "Hard Out Here" a "feminist pop anthem," as it draws attention to the inequalities between men and women, through a medium that reaches more people than those typically exposed to feminism ... quot;Hard Out Here," combine with Allen's use of enthymeme and its attachment to stereotypes to evoke anger in the listeners of the pop song. Lily Allen's lyrics in "Hard Out Here" lead listeners to deduce the major enthymematic premise that in order to ... by evoking anger in the audience, Lily Allen...

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... Radford's adaptation of 1984. The acting, setting and screenplay did not seem to come under criticism as per usual when pinpointing problems in adaptation; it was in fact the background music. The score, which had promised to greatly enhance the film after its use in the theatrical trailers, ultimately became the largest controversy surrounding the film. The producers, against the wishes ... by the popular 80s synth group Eurythmics. Needless to say, the inconsistency this caused in the music for the film was a substantial reason for the critics cold response to the film. The music was ...

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... because in reality Dora is boarding a train that most probably will lead her to her death. Yet, this irony accentuates the idea behind that music as it conveys the director's purpose that he is celebrating the triumph of humanity's courage, compassion and loyalty towards one's family members against the ... purpose here is to convey the idea that love and loyalty will triumph even in the face of adversity. After this Giouse says "Mommy, pop carried me in the wheelbarrow but he doesn't know how to drive- he always crashes", the audience understands that Giouse's is oblivious to ... makes...

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