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    Example of Conflict Theory in “Testify”‚ by Rage Against the Machine Rage Against the Machine’s single "Testify"‚ the first song from their 1999 album ’The Battle of Los Angeles"‚ is a commentary on the American public’s blindness or numbness to global issues such as war‚ politics‚ capitalism‚ wealth‚ and power through the filtering of information by the mass news media. As it relates to Sociology‚ “Testify” deals mainly with Marxist Conflict Theory‚ and also incorporates many of the topics

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    Dying against the light

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    Rage against the Dying of the Light Death is one thing in life that can’t be avoided. It might be avoided temporarily or pray on constantly‚ but death is the way of life. In the poem "Do not go gentle into that good night." Dylan Thomas explores the weakness related to growing old and leaning toward death. The six stanzas in this poem show reveals the Thomas complicated meaning towards death. Thomas wrote this poem during the last illness of his father‚ which influences and expresses his strong

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    Bulls on Parade Analysis

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    "Bulls on Parade" by Rage Against The Machine is a social commentary on the state of the federal government. The song criticizes the government’s excessive use of force in dealing with foreign and domestic issues. Unlike the pro-peace songs of the 60’s and 70’s‚ "Bulls on Parade" takes a more confrontational and controversial approach‚ directly accusing the government of unnecessarily aggressive actions and chicken hawk policies‚ even going so far as to accuse them of criminality. In the opening

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    Grapes of Wrath

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    Due to the legacy and influence of John Steinbeck‚ The Grapes of Wrath has become an inspiration for various artists such as Bruce Springsteen and Rage Against the Machine. While Springsteen produced the song‚ “The Ghost of Tom Joad” in 1995‚ the Rage Against the Machine covered it in 1998. Both covers of the song emotionally snatched the hearts of listeners and provided a message for the impoverished and working class. Also‚ both artists performed varying styles of music to express their feelings

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    unique and creative guitar playing style‚ combined with his powerful lyrics on the world we live in makes him one of the most respected musicians in the past two decades. He is most famously known as the sole guitarist of the rap rock group Rage Against The Machine‚ while also keeping up with his acoustic-driven side project “The Nightwatchman”. Along with those two experiences on his resumé‚ he is currently the guitarist for The Street Sweeper Social Club‚ another rap rock band consisting of him and

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    father lay dying‚ the Welsh poet‚ Dylan Thomas‚ wrote one of the immortal poems of our time‚ “Do not go gentle into that good night.” In it he urges his father: “Do not go gentle into that good night‚ Old age should burn and rave at close of day; Ragerage against the dying of the light. Though wise men at their end know dark is right‚ Because their words had forked no lightning they Do not go gentle into that good night.” In the last question to Yudhishtra at the lakeside‚ the Yaksha asks: “What is the

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    Death is one of many fates one cannot avoid. Regardless of one’s status‚ ethnicity‚ or religion they all have the same fate‚ which is death. The only difference between those people who are facing death is Those who ragerage against the dying light and those who go gently into the good night.This is shown in the poem Do Not Go Gentle into That Good Night by Dylan Thomas. The structure and tone of the poem engages the reader to listen carefully to messages the speaker is saying. The tone of the

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    illustrate how man should fight death to the very end. The title tells the reader to “not go gentle”‚ meaning to not meekly and peacefully make the transition from life to death; instead to rage against it‚ and struggle with what vitality they have left. The poem begins with the speaker stating his argument – to fight against death‚ even unto old age. Subsequently‚ he describes the valiant and praiseworthy behavior of various exemplary men‚ one for each stanza: “wise men” who know death is inevitable; “good

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    Protest Music Anaylsis

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    Protest music is a genre of music that contains a message of needed social change. One such example of protest music is the song “Killing in the Name” by the American rap-metal band Rage against the Machine. “Killing in the Name” manipulates musical elements in such a way to clearly convey their message of protest. Their message is protesting the illusion of control under the guise of government‚ oppression and racism. This essay will deconstruct the manipulation of musical and compositional devices

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    telling him not to give up‚ to fight against death. Dylan Thomas utilizes figurative language to compare life and death with images of darkness and fire or light to explain his theme of fighting death until the end. In the first stanza Thomas is using night as a metaphor for death. He encourages the listener to fight death to “not go gentle into that good night…ragerage against the dying of the light”. I think that the line “Old age should burn and rage at close of day” (2) suggests that the

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