The document explores Edward Said's concept of 'orientalism' and its connections to bipolar opposition, alongside bell hooks' and John Berger's perspectives on representation. It calls for examples of contemporary advertisements that embody these theories and requests a comparison of cultural figures, including the Sumerian, Greek, and Gothic representations. The conclusion should reflect on the significance of the word 'myth' in a cultural context.

1. Discuss Edward Said's concept of "Orientalism" and its
relationship to bipolar opposition, bell hooks' understanding
that representations are meaningful and John Berger's
assertions. Give a couple of examples of a contemporary
advertisement that represents these theories. (This can be a print
ad, a television ad or an ad you found on the internet.) Upload
at least one example here.
Using the values discussed by these three scholars, compare and
contrast the Sumerian figure (2.2), the Greek Apollo (2.3) and
the Gothic jamb figure (2.4).
Conclude with your understanding of the word myth when
applied to culture.