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…to avoid public scrutiny the state “fixed” Alex, and he once again had his freedom of choice “I was cured all right” (Burgess, 139). It is this kind of oppression and totalitarianism that causes rebellion in teenagers. This natural process is highlighted…

…a totalitarian dictator. This essay will discus the Treaty of Versailles, dislike of the government and economic problems and also fear of communism and the techniques Hitler used to gain power. Basically, why the Germans were so angry about the treaty of Versailles…

…hunger has been bureaucratized…. But what does the opposition amount to? Where are you? A bureaucracy in embryo. You too aspire totalitarian power in the name of different ideas, which simply means in the name of different words and on behalf of different…

…the lies and those believing them have in reality always known the truth. But that is worrying rather than reassuring, because until recently demanding assent to the lie (and stigmatizing those who cling to the truth) has been a feature of totalitarian rather…

…Rousseau Rousseau clearly promotes a perfect utopian society in The Social Contract, which according to his theory would eliminate all societal problems and hints at Totalitarianism in a few passages from his Second Discourse. Although…

…governments. These nations usually came under the rule of either a Facist totalitarian leader or a military government. The League, led by member nations, Britain and France adopted a policy of “appeasement” to most notably Japan, Italy and Germany; all led…

…decades of civil war, they adopted the ideas of the Legalists as their political theory. In practice, under legalists such as Li Ssu (d. 208 B.C.) and Chao Kao, the Legalism of the Ch'in dynasty (221-207) involved a uniform totalitarianism. People were…

…taken so little time to change our minds about things like this" This illustrates how the minds of the population have been manipulated to make them comply with the Government’s views. Like in most totalitarian societies, the Gilead Government…

…that there is a trade off between a democracy and an autocracy. In order to get rid of the uncontrollable force of a totalitarian society, democracy’s imprisonment of a freedom of opinion is lost, and vice versa. Democracy misleads people into believing that they are free…

…practiced what could be called limited equality since only upper class males actually held rights and absolute freedom. The oligarchy in Sparta somewhat resembled the totalitarian culture of the twentieth century Nazis. Totalitarianism is a form of government…