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This 4 page paper is a descriptive essay of what makes women attractive. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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student should make her so vivid that the reader can see her; the essence of a descriptive essay is to "show, not tell"-another old clich?. The stumbling block of course
is in deciding whats attractive. A search for the terms "an attractive woman" or "attractive woman" on the Internet turned up an unbelievable amount of junk, some of it bordering
on pornography, much of it commercial ("buy a photo of an attractive woman") and almost all of it useless. Turning to the Academic Search Premier yielded better results; now we
can talk about "Ugly Betty," Carly Fiorina and why women are used as sex objects to help sell products. "Ugly Betty" is a hugely successful new TV show that stars
America Ferrera as Betty, a hardworking Hispanic young woman who works at a "fictional fashion magazine called Mode" (Martin 18). Betty, argues Martin, would be considered "ugly" only in Hollywood,
where a skewed vision of female perfection has led to actresses developing eating disorders in order to remain razor thin (Martin). Betty, however, is "warm and humane," committed to both
her family and her work, and at least part of her attraction lies in her personality (Martin). Physically, Martin finds Betty "refreshing" because she "looks like someone you would know-in
other words, someone who eats food" (Martin 18). She is a welcome change from the anorexic scarecrows who claim that theres nothing wrong with them as they check into yet
another hospital for eating disorders (Martin). Betty is also attractive because she resists being made over and turned into something she is not (Martin). "Betty is pleasant, moral and kind.
She is someone you might enjoy knowing" (Martin). Her morality is not the kind that advertises itself, but instead its hidden: "she cares for her family and does her job
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