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    “We hold these truths to be self-evident‚ that all men are created equal.” Located within the Declaration of the Independence‚ this proclamation has ringed throughout the passage of time. Jefferson proudly declares that all men: the king‚ the clergy‚ the nobles‚ and even the peasants‚ are equals‚ and not one is inherently superior. Such is the foundation of the American Dream. As a result of the rights of Life‚ Liberty and pursuit of Happiness bestowed upon all Americans‚ every person has the opportunity

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    THE CONTRIBUTION OF MARXISM TO THE STUDY OF LITERARY CRITICISM It is evident that Marxism has made great contribution in the study and criticism of Literature‚ there is need to explain a little bit on Marxism before we discuss its contribution. Marxism is a social and political theory based on the works of Karl Marx and his followers‚ associated with the socialist and communist movements‚ these works mainly are Manifesto of the Communist Party and the German Ideology. It should be understood

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    The Handmaid’s Tale Response Paper The motif of time is very apparent in this section. Time‚ something are never thought much of before her new life‚ is now an object she thinks about frequently. “There’s time to spare. This is one of the things I wasn’t prepared for – the amount of unfilled time‚” (Atwood 69). “In the afternoons we lay o our beds for an hour in the gymnasium…they were giving us a chance to get used to blank time‚” (70). “The clock ticks with its pendulum‚ keeping time my feet

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    One form of government can destroy a country. Totalitarianism is a form of government that abandons the working class and gives all the power to the government and upper class. Totalitarianism doesn’t work at all because‚ it limits the freedom of each citizen‚ doesn’t require every class to do work‚ and in total gives all the power and money to the upper class/government. This may all be happening but the citizens don’t know because the government limits the information they receive‚ so the citizens

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    In Victorian society‚ there were many aspects of the time period that would be seen as problematic for today’s average social norm. This time period had “the idea that people are not born equally‚ people in high rank despise people in low rank‚ and men are superior to women” (Gao). During this time‚ some of these issues were addressed and brought to attention through poems and novels where the social standard is defied. While there are multiple lenses the novel can be seen through‚ Charlotte Bronte’s

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    The Hunger games also coincides with Marx’s second general rule. As mentioned previously‚ the districts have their own specific industries that produce specific materials that are mainly reaped by the Capitol‚ which does not give back to the districts. Throughout the movie‚ district twelve has been presented as a poverty struck district that produces coal. As Katness and Peta have been chosen to participate in the Hunger Games they are relocated to the Capitol. The pause in dialog after Effie says

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    In The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck‚ Steinbeck uses Marxist ideals to plot the long struggle experienced by the Joad family. The Joads’ experiences prove that the Bourgeoise abuse their power in order to control the Proletariats‚ alienating and exploiting their class to prevent revolution by forcing them to work for barely enough money. Families who had lived and worked on their land their whole lives became workless as the bank repossessed homes to sustain profit. The bank had become a “monster”

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    From the perspective of an American citizen who has grown up in a capitalist and democratic society‚ socialism‚ anarchism and fascism are usually seen as extreme ideologies and ways to live. We are often accustomed to liberalism and conservatism‚ and see these other three ideologies as bad or harmful‚ even un-American. They are ideologies just like liberalism and conservatism in that they offer an account of what is going on in society‚ have their own evaluation based on their vision and present

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    London - Exploitation and Hopelessness: Marxist Literary Criticism Many of Blake’s Songs of Experience directly tackle some of the social problems and injustices that were present in 18th and 19th Century Britain. The general social conscience that exists within the poems has resulted in Blake’s work being heavily associated with marxist theory and is often subjected to marxist literary criticism. Although much of his work was neglected at the time of writing‚ poems like London have shown Blake

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    Bibliography: Draper‚ M. ‚ Hagemeier‚ L.‚ Nadasen‚ K. ‚ Spicer‚ S and Thaver‚ L. 2006. X-kit Undergraduate. Cape Town: Pearson Haralombos‚ M and Holborn‚ M. 2000. Sociology 7th edition: Themes and Perspectives. Collins Educational Ritzer‚ G. 2000. Sociological Theory 5th edition. McGraw-Hill. New York

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