Category: /History
and the country developed well enough having her own values and virtues. On the other hand, when Pericles came, his rule was more totalitarian than democratic. However, we can see that Athens gained much more during his rule, than when it was on its own. A wise
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Category: /Business & Economy
certain that the population of Germany could foresee what was going to happen, but the extent of persecution was yet to be revealed.
With the NSDAP (Nazi) party leading the German nation, the totalitarian government had been operational for some time now
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Category: /Literature
subject of the rise of Russian Communism. Although oftener read as a condemnation of totalitarianism, it's also a sympathetic criticism of Marxism, questioning its ideas concerning man, revolution, and society.
Orwell echoes his support for Marx's ideologies
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Category: /Science & Technology/Biology
sterilization when they had had the maximum number of children the government thought they should have. The usual method was intense persuasion; using all of the economic, social, and psychological tools a totalitarian state has at its disposal. When these methods
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Category: /Social Sciences
characterized by regimintation, rigid censorship, and suppression of opposition". The New Roget's Thesarrus in Dictionary Form gives synonyms of fascism as "nazism, dictatorship, and totalitarianism".
Fascism is the ruling concept which embodies the theory
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Category: /Literature/World Literature
George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty Four and Margaret Atwood's The Handmaids Tale are both novels in which the state, namely Oceania and Gilead, attempts to exert totalitarian control over the lives of its peoples. Through Orwell and Atwood's subsequent
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Category: /Literature/Creative Writing
, and trying to evade them, although at sometimes he does fell like giving in. He goes to O'Brien and joins the anti-Big Brother rebellion.
Winston is also very inquisitive; he uses his mind in order to rebel against the totalitarian society that tries to rule
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Category: /Law & Government/Government & Politics
, everyone is said to be equal, in theory. However, when put into action and there is one person controlling the government, it works much like Totalitarianism. Then, only one persons say is what really matters. However, in a total democracy, it is said
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Category: /History
? On the
surface, there were many resembling qualities. I have equated the American Revolution to
the French Revolution which has been considered the forerunner of the many, modern
violent revolutions that have ended in totalitarianism. The American
Revolution has
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Category: /Literature/English
totalitarian government that could never be toppled. Second, I'm not sure whether this book could last for years for generations to enjoy. Although I hope it remains a favorite, it was really ment as a political novel of the 20th century. It could still last
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