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Real Estate Agent Upton Sinclair
1,504 words
A French philosopher once said that the greatest
tyranny of democracy was when the minority ruled
the majority. Upton Sinclair's The Jungle gives
the reader a great example of exactly this. A man
who earns his living honestly and through hard
work will always be trapped in poverty, but a man
who earns his living through lies and cheating
will be wealthy. The Jungle portrays a Lithuanian
family stuck in a Capitalistic country. It shows
the ongoing struggle of a lower class that will
never get far...
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Russian Federation Communist Regime
2,106 words
Introduction The fall of the Communist regime in
the Soviet Union was more than a political event.
The powerful interaction and fusion between
politics and economics that characterized the
state socialist system created a situation that
was unique for the successor states of the Soviet
Union. The penetration of the Communist regime
into every facet of life left the Russian people
with little democratic traditions. Russia faces
the seemingly impracticable task of economic
liberalization and democ...
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Spanish Civil War Back To England
1,399 words
George Orwell: The author and his times George
Orwell was a quiet, decent Englishman who
passionately hated two things: inequality and
political lying. Out of his hatred of inequality
came a desire for a society in which class
privileges would not exist. This to him was
"democratic socialism. " His hatred of political
lying and his support for socialism led him to
denounce the political lie that what was going on
in the Soviet Union had anything to do with
socialism. As long as people equated th...
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Opened The Door Bolshevik Revolution
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The soviet communist party, or the Bolsheviks,
always new that strong propaganda was essential to
increase the consciousness of the masses. As
stated in the Encyclopedia of Propaganda, "
propaganda was central to Marxist-Leninist
ideology long before the Bolshevik revolution of
1917. " (675) The power of persuasion and coercion
were exercised with great force by Soviet leaders.
The two leaders whom utilized propaganda to
influence public opinion in the USSR were Vladimir
Lennon and Joseph Stalin...
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Nihilistic Themes And Characters In Literature
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Nihilistic Themes and Characters in Literature The
philosophy of Nihilism was born out of an
individuals discontent. The Merriam-Webster
Dictionary defines Nihilism is a viewpoint that
traditional values and beliefs are unfounded and
that existence is senseless and useless. The roots
of Nihilism come from a dissatisfied individual,
maintaining a view that nothing in the world has a
real existence. Nihilism, from the Latin Nihil or
nothing, was first used to describe Christian
heretics during the...
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Fascist Germany The Result Of Instability
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The 1930 s were turbulent times in Germany's
history. World War I had left the country in
shambles and, as if that weren't enough, the
people of Germany had been humiliated and stripped
of their pride and dignity by the Allies.
Germany's dream of becoming one of the strongest
nations in the world no longer seemed to be a
possibility and this caused resentment among the
German people. It was clear that Germany needed
some type of motivation to get itself back on its
feet and this came in the form...
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Nicholas Ii Social Democrats
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At the turn of the twentieth century, Russia was a
curious society, still stratified into nobility
and peasantry. The Russian people seemed to be as
immovable as the dark ground which they farmed,
welded to the ground by centuries of struggle.
While the Europeans fought political battles, the
Russians wrestled against the cold and starvation.
Four decades earlier, Czar Alexander II signed the
''Emancipation Manifesto'' which freed the serfs
from ownership by the nobles. 1 He had hoped to
finally...
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Mrs Birling Eva Smith
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... ring to believe that a man has to "look after
himself and his own. " Priestley partially shows
his own voice by ridiculing Mr. Birling through
showing the pompous man to be in basic error about
so many things, such as the Titanic being
unsinkable and war not breaking out. The audience
would know that he is wrong, and that lends more
credence to what Priestley is saying. Sheila and
Eric learn from what the Inspector teaches them
about responsibility. Sheila herself explains: "I
remember what ...
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Reification And Heller Theory Of Needs In Marx
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1. A little over a decade after the "collapse of
Communism", it might appear that Marxist theory
has been relegated to little more than an
historical or even archeological artefact with
little relevance to or influence over an ever
encroaching and expanding, global ising
capitalism. Socialism "proper", as a state
economic model and ideology seems to have been
banished to the margins of the world scene. The
disastrous results in terms of the dictatorships
and totalitarianism that have ensued wher...
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George Bernard Shaw And Pygmalion
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George Bernard Shaw was born in Dublin, Ireland on
July 26, 1856. He lived with his lower middle
class parents as the first son of three children.
His father owned a failing corn milling business
and had a serious drinking problem. Shaw realized
the effect of his fathers poor money management
and alcohol addiction at an early age. (Mazer 1)
Although the family claimed gentility their
precarious money situations and Shaw's poor
education caused an ever growing tension in his
family. (Ganz 6 - 9) ...
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Laissez Faire Nineteenth Century
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When considering the changes brought about in the
social policy of Great Britain, in the decades
immediately either side of 1900, one must look at
the nation 's industrial history. The position as
the world's premier industrial nation had been
cemented by the mid nineteenth century, achieved
in part, as it was the first nation to
industrialism. However, the headlong embrace of
laissez- faire capitalism ignored the social
infrastructure, and the emigration from the
depressed agricultural areas to...
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Mao Zedong Criminal Law
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Criminal Law is enacted in accordance with the
principle of combining punishment with leniency.
The Law governs Tasks, Basic Principles, and Scope
of Application of the Criminal Law, Crimes,
Punishments, The Concrete Application Of
Punishments, Crimes of Endangering National
Security, Crimes of Endangering Public Security,
Crimes of Undermining the Order of Socialist
Market Economy, Crimes of Infringing Upon the
Rights of the Person and the Democratic Rights of
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How Australia Reacted To The Threat Of Communism
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The threat of communism that the Australian
government produced is highly debatable issue.
Australia was being exposed to Communism, which
was spreading south from Russia, through Asia and
ultimately to Australia. The domino theory was a
key belief in the mind of the public, spreading
fear throughout the world. The Liberal party
exploited the threat of Communism and the domino
theory to help with their election campaign. They
attempted to ban the Communist Party from
Australian soils. Trade unio...
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Martin Luther Marsilius On Secular Authority
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In this essay we are going to deal with two
ancient theological theorists Martin Luther and
Marsilius. We shall try to cope with their views
on the issue of Secular Authority. Martin Luther
was one of the greatest representatives of the
Reformation era in church history. He was born in
1483 in Eisleben, Germany and got his education at
Leipzig University. Luther was an expressed
protestant and he was supporting that movement
throughout his entire life. He was the author of
many prospective writi...
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Sense Of This Word Jane Eyre
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Making or Breaking Community (1) Elizabeth
Gaskell's novel Mary Barton can hardly be referred
to as the exceptional literary masterpiece.
Nevertheless, from a certain point of view, the
value of her novel is higher than the value of
other books, written about the same time by
different authors. This is because, in her novel,
Gaskell creates a very realistic image of
Victorian society, often at the expense of over
complicating the plot. In order for Mary Barton to
be read as rather documentary th...
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Second World War Matter Of Time
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Nazism Introduction In order for us to understand
why political ideology of National-Socialism
became so appealing to great many people,
throughout the world, before outbreak of WWII, it
is important to keep in mind that socio-political
dynamics are defined by objective factors. People
become associated with different political ideas
because of their metaphysical association with the
essence of these ideas. Therefore, it is wrong to
suggest that the reason why overwhelming majority
of Germans us...
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Alexis De Tocqueville Democracy In America
1,902 words
... the typical feature of aristocracy only. Maybe
when Plato wrote his Crito the process of the
classical polity decay had gone far away and the
appeals to come back were some kind of utopia.
According to it a conclusion could be made that
Plato did not promote aristocracy but admitted the
end of unified classic polity. Further explanation
of the origin of state gave Italian scholar Nicolo
Machiavelli (1469 1527). In his treatise The
Prince Machiavelli tries to explain the origin of
states. Fro...
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Karl Marx Political Economy
716 words
Karl Marx In this paper I want to try to explain
Marx's theories about political power and human
freedom. Also I want to Marx's attitude to the
role of politics and the importance he places on
the category of human freedom. As always I want to
start my paper from the little biographical
introduction. Im deeply convinced that
biographical facts help to understand the theories
and thoughts of the person better. Karl Marx was
born in Germany, in the family of the successful
lawyer. His father sent ...
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Jack London N Pag
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One is led to believe that if a person is an
author, then that person would have the best
education that is available to them. However, this
is not the case for Jack London. He dropped out of
school at the age of fourteen and explored San
Francisco, stole oysters, worked for the
government, went to Japan, and traveled around the
United States by hitching rides on freight trains.
This is just a list of the few things he did
during the five-year period while he did not
attend school. He then retur...
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Rule Of Law Public And Private
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THE POLITICAL SPECTRUM CONSERVATISM: This type
believes in conserving the present political,
social and economic order as much as possible It
takes the traditions of that time and only changes
them gradually and not very Frequently Monarchies,
aristocracies and the churches made up the main
areas of conservatism They believed that they were
surrounded by well-organized enemies (other
political parties) they felt defensive about
Liberalism, nationalism and popular sovereignty In
the 1990 s conser...
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