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The Corporation Reaction Paper

The documentary film "The Corporation" compares features of modern corporations to those of psychopaths. It explores the world domination of corporations as the dominant organization of our time. The film analyzes how corporations have become destructive institutions that prioritize profits over people and the planet. While it presents facts, the film only shows one side of corporations and some see them as important institutions that can help make people wealthy. The filmmakers suggest that many of the world's problems can be traced to the corrupt actions of large businesses, and that corporate power has led to a commercially-based form of fascism.

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The Corporation Reaction Paper

The documentary film "The Corporation" compares features of modern corporations to those of psychopaths. It explores the world domination of corporations as the dominant organization of our time. The film analyzes how corporations have become destructive institutions that prioritize profits over people and the planet. While it presents facts, the film only shows one side of corporations and some see them as important institutions that can help make people wealthy. The filmmakers suggest that many of the world's problems can be traced to the corrupt actions of large businesses, and that corporate power has led to a commercially-based form of fascism.

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The Corporation: Reaction Paper

In their documentary film The Corporation by Mark Achbar, Jennifer Abbott, and Joel
Bakan give the painful review of modern business practices by comparing these features of the
modern global corporation to those of a psychopath. When we think some of these greatest
modern job failures of our period, it constitutes non difficult to identify evidence of
administrative evil. Provoking, witty, stylish and sweepingly informative, the corporation
explores the world and spectacular growth of the dominant organization of our time. Part picture
and part move, is transforming audiences and dazzling critics with its perceptive and powerful
criticism. Also, this film analyzes the modern-day corporation. Achbar went into separate media,
running in more capacities on movies, pictures, and books. The extent, be assumed as an
accurate representation of world. However, although it shows facts, it may not be regarded as
being really factual. Through the techniques of choice of particular, film text and spoken
language corporations are represented as being a destructive organization with no motivations.
The negative state of corporations is just the one sided view of corporations. Different
documentaries may be corporations as being important institutions, which will help the world
and make people wealth. As conspiracy theories start, the movie `` the firm '' shows a fairly
powerful one — if you can still do the test of corporate history as the conspiracy theory.
Filmmakers Mark Achbar, Jennifer Abbott and Joel Bakan suggest that the great part of major
woes in this world can be directly traced to corrupt action on this part of large business. The
filmmakers have that the attempt to move profits before world dates back to the Civil War in its
new shape and have lead us to the reality that is the forerunner to a commercially-based form of
fascism. For three decades, Mark Achbar's filmmaking desire has existed to investigate these
participants and the governments behind the battle for human rights and cultural change. His
movies have won dozens of prestigious prizes, and grossed billions in the box-office. Sign co-
produced and co-directed one of the most successful Canadian feature documentaries ever
created, this firm, which ignited worldwide discussion about the portrayal of corporations in
world. How can we speak productively about this phenomenon of this contemporary firm, and its
stranglehold on the lives of almost every individual on Earth? Mark Achbar and Jennifer Abbott
expect this firm as one individual, since it already is endowed with all these rights of one. But
because it is not one person, it does not have the same obligations, and will not be held
responsible as one individual.

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