늘 뜬금 없이 나타나 이런 부탁만 드려 죄송.
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이게 제 생업관 관련이 있는지라.. --;;
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In the culture of simulation, experiences on the Internet figure prominently. In cyberspace, we can talk, exchange ideas, and assume personae of our own creation. In an interactive computer game inspired by Star Trek, thousands of players spend up to eighty hours a week participating in intergalactic exploration and wars. They create characters who have romantic encounters, hold jobs and collect paychecks, attend rituals and celebrations, fall in love and get married. "This is more real than my real life," says a character who turns out to be a man playing a woman. In this game the self is constructed and the rules of social interaction are built, not received. In another text-based game, each of nearly ten thousand players creates a character or several characters, specifying their genders and other physical and psychological attributes. The characters need not be human and there are more than two genders. Players are invited to help build the computer world itself. Indeed, the Internet links millions of people in new spaces that are changing the way of our thinking, the nature of our sexuality, the form of our communities, and our very identities.
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Some claim that advertisements are effective because they help people who buy the advertised products feel better about themselves. But I find this claim to be specious. Consumers lured by the hope of "being like" the person in an advertisement might experience some initial measure of satisfaction in the form of an ego boost. We have all experienced a certain optimism immediately after acquiring something we've wanted a good feeling that we're one step closer to becoming who we want to be. However, in my experience this sense of optimism is ephemeral, invariably giving way to disappointment that the purchase did not live up to its implicit promise. One informative example of this false hope involves the dizzying array of diet aids, skin creams, and fitness machines available today. The people in advertisements for these products are youthful, fit, and attractive what we all want to "be like." And the advertisements are effective in selling these products; today's health-and-beauty market feeds a multi-billion dollar industry. But the end result for the consumer is an unhealthy preoccupation with physical appearance and youth, which often leads to low self-esteem, eating disorders, injuries from over-exercise, and so forth.
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It is not always easy to know yourself to know who you are and how you came to be that person. And just when you think you know yourself, you change. You get older, form different relationships, develop new interests, go to college, change jobs, or move to a new community, and the process of knowing yourself begins all over again. So your entire life is spent trying to figure out who you are and how to be happy being that person. One of the ways in which you can examine who you are is to look at the important relationships in your life especially the relationships with your family and friends. Another way to gain insight into yourself is to think in terms of the experiences you have had and how these have shaped who you are. In addition to the relationships and experiences in your life that help to define and create you, the language and culture of your particular community determine in a very real sense who you are. From birth, you absorb and are shaped by the language, values, and patterns of behavior that characterize your own small, immediate group.
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첫댓글 진짜 뜬금없이 나타나셨네...ㅋㅋ..반갑습니다...잘살고 계시죠??
눈꽃님 정말 오랫만에 뵙네요^^
모두 이리 반겨 주셔서..눈물 찔꿈 임당~~
저도 친구랑 학원을 개업함당..국어 전문학원..초중고 모두 받슴당..님들 아가들이 며짤들이신지요?? ㅋㅋ
낼이 오픈식입니다만...쩝...초대하긴 좀 늦었죠??
오랜만이네여. 꼬부랑 글씨가 개업을 축하한다고 써있는거 같은데 맞는겨? ㅎㅎ
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컥!! 영어가 넘 많다...ㅋㅋㅋ 반갑슴돠!!
엥! 학원과는 관계가 없는 글들 갔은디요? 나,다,라의 연관성도 없어보이구....
음...............상당히 난해한 글 같군요....(내용이 , 해석이???)
윽..급한데..정작 매니님만 못보셨나부다..잉
헉 제가좀 늦게 봤는데....언제까지 해야 하는디욤...지송험돠....전화좀 한번 해주세염.