Goddard’s Breathless, critiques the Hollywood system by having characters imitate (sometimes satirize) the behaviors of specific Hollywood actors, like Humphrey Bogart.

According to the reading, “Monstrous Muslims,” the system of symbols that relies on the exotic where Muslims are found in popular culture using flying carpets, genies, and magic lamps, is called

According to the textbook, ____________ culture is often transmitted in written form, has a limited audience by its very intention and is addressed to persons who are perceived to have  superior backgrounds or more sophisticated taste.

The number of slenderizing products, weight-loss aids, and diets are all examples of what the author refers to as (6.1)

According to the article “The Oriental Monk,” the bridge figure is typically the

What was the first kingdom on the borders of the Roman Empire to become Christian?

According to Islamic belief, who was the first Muslim?

According to the article “Losing Their Way to Salvation,” the desire to minimize the female body’s appetites and size is both natural and universal.

In the article on “Christmas is Like a Snowball,” in developing the three layer cake analogy, the author begins by explaining that the first layer begins with a recourse to popular culture, where a country’s unique traditions form the bedrock foundation, upon which seasonal celebrations are then added, and finally, religion is over-layed as the final layer.

According to the reading of The Origin(s) of Superman, all of the following are Biblical references mentioned in the reading, EXCEPT