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…and symbols in their work. Putting in main themes of realism and social criticisms. Literature is looking to find the balance between formalism and abstractness, a balance between realism and fantasy, humanism and totalitarianism. A balance is always needed…

…exactly the same to the Soviet Union. The Soviet Union was portrayed as an evil, totalitarian, and oppressive dictatorship regime while America was the good, free, democratic, compassionate and morally correct nation. Today the 'good' versus 'evil' imagery has…

…to the philosophical world. From his exhilarating life story to his multiple theories, Plato and his works have carried on for centuries. His work can be seen in the political theories of the Roman Empire, the United States Constitution, the totalitarian regimes…

…of the toyshop will allow both characters to begin new lives away from the totalitarian rule of their past. The 'wild surmise' of the final line denotes a new dawn which they will experience and explore together, not merely a perpetuation of an identical state…

…exist in a state of utopia. In terms of how the concept has aided the Judiciary in the protection of the sanctity of the constitution this has been achieved by the total rejection of totalitarian rule by judicial systems that in some cases have witnessed…

…in a totalitarian state." (Plath 67) She makes the crucial decision to have a random sexual encounter as soon as she learns of Buddy Willard's betrayal. Buddy is a former boyfriend whom she'd trusted to be honest and "pure." <Tab/>Like Esther, Holden has…

…as a union, especially with Franco saying "Spain will be organised within a fully totalitarian concept...to give direction to the people". All wage earners had to belong to the government body OSE (Organizacion Sindical Espanola). Collective bargaining…

…into submission and leaving them completely helpless in a totalitarian regime. The dead bodies of those who have committed acts against the government hang on a structure called the Wall. The Wall is a method to implement fear on the citizens. Offred describes…

…wars in just one decade, lessons have yet to learnt about the devastating effects that weapons have to the world as a whole. Governments and corporations profit from it. Totalitarians rule from it and everything that is moral in this world dies from…

…bureaucracy.? The reforms that he proposed, however, were superficial so from 1987 to 1988, he initiated his economic and political policy of ?glasnost? (openness).? This brought an end to the totalitarian system established by Stalin in that freedom of expression…