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    become alienated from his society. Mr. Hooper’s failure to elaborate on the reason he wears the veil separates him from his own community. The way Hawthorne creates a sense of alienation is dark within itself (Alex). The veil is a gothic element that creates an uncanny‚ unsettling effect (Mont). The veil represents his alienation; it does not cause it (Mont). The veil creates a sense of separation‚ even in a crowd‚ although he’s there‚ he’s alone. The reason he wears the veil isn’t to separate himself

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    The following paragraphs will explain Marx’s theory of alienation and analyze how Melville’s “Bartleby” related the theory. In the chapter “Estranged Labour” in Economic and Philosophical Manuscripts of 1844‚ Marx describes the estrangement of people in capitalist society‚ and estrangement means making strange. Marx considers that workers in capitalism are alienated from five different aspects: their labor‚ the product of their labor‚ other human beings‚ themselves‚ and their human potential in general

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    Being different can change your perspective but can also result in alienation and prejudice. This aspect of being different is raised in the book The Cay by Theodore Taylor. The book is about a white eleven year old boy named Phillip who is rescued by an elderly‚ black man named Timothy after their ship is torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine during World War 2. Phillip loses his eyesight after being hit on the head by a large plank of wood during the evacuation while Timothy reveals that he

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    still loved by all. Prynne makes a conscious decision to embrace her quarantine from the community’s shunning. However‚ Dimmesdale faces an internal battle of shame and guilt while concealing his immorality. Prynne and Dimmesdale suffer the fate of alienation‚ however‚ Prynne accepts isolation‚ becoming steadfast‚ while Dimmesdale

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    the novel Wide Sargasso Sea‚ Jean Rhys repeatedly presents the idea of minority being considered as “other” through the theme of isolation and alienation of her characters and how isolation and alienation influence on the formation of characters’ identities. In Wide Sargasso Sea‚ different characters experience different types of isolation and alienation but Antoinette‚ the main character of this book‚ is the one who is isolated and alienated by the most due to her identity of being a Creole. She

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    “When he makes a pact with the devil who promises him glory‚ he has to go to hell- to the hell within himself”. Chapter six is titled “Alienation From Self “‚ which is the isolation of the neurotic from his own beliefs‚ wishes‚ feelings‚ and energies. The goal is to bring person back to their real self‚ which is a set of intrinsic potentialities‚ not a fixed entity. The intrinsic potentialities include talents‚ capacities‚ temperament‚ and predispositions‚ which are apart of our genetic makeup‚ in

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    Durkheim’s theory of anomie and Marx’s theory of alienation have had a very strong influence on the sociological understandings of modern life. Critically compare these two concepts. The purpose of this paper is to analyse the two concepts of anomie and alienation and evaluate their merits. The analysis will cover various aspects of modern life under the two theories and seek to establish which provides a more convincing account. In order to critique the concepts against each other‚ it would

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    In the book A Raisin in the Sun the author highlighted the values of a society through the characters who were alienated from the society because of their gender‚ race and class. The younger family current condition and living condition motivated ‚to get a house in a all white neighborhood knowing that her family wouldn’t like it. Living in poverty motivated him to attempt to open his own liquor store. Beneathas current condition based on society stereotype when to simply be a nurse motivated her

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    community throughly brainwashed by tribulation that causes the citizens to believe “normality” is the main focus in life. Consequently‚ Waknuk became a hostile environment totally intolerant of differences‚ which causes judgment‚ discrimination‚ and alienation to occur in everyday life. This quality of life is clearly evident firstly by the thought group’s constant threat of being discovered‚ secondly‚ the brutal treatment of those who are discovered‚ and last but not least‚ the never-ending conflict

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    Today‚ readers learn much about older cultures through the writers of a specific period. A common method is to illustrate the life of a citizen in a community who is alienated from the rest. An individual that is alienated from society is not always looked down upon or discriminated against. In The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde‚ Dorian Gray is seen as immoral by the citizens of London and by himself.The personality Wilde gave Dorian Gray is a representation of who many citizens of 19th century

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