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…of the common wealth, more or less according to their need.' In 1917 the rise of power in the Marxist-inspired Bolsheviks in Russia along with the consolidation of power by Vladimir Lenin and Joseph Stalin, the word communism came to mean a totalitarian system…

…students that "Machiavellian" means "marked by cunning, duplicity or bad faith." (Curry 5) After these, Machiavellianism has come to represent corrupt, ambitious, totalitarian rule, where the end justifies the means. Although all of his notoriety as being…

…and Huxley's Brave New World that Winston and Bernard are warnings over what society is heading towards. A time when only a very few will have their individuality and sense to question the establishment. A totalitarian society in which thoughts, actions and feelings…

…inspired by Emerson include Frederich Nietzche, whose own writings have served as inspiration against totalitarianism and John Dewey, an educational reformer who stressed the importance of first-hand experience. The late 20"' Century philosopher, Stanley Cavell…

…of Sarasota, Florida. His sentiment seems shared by many. In fact, "fascism" and "totalitarianism" are two words that come up a lot when you talk to students about uniforms. Are Uniforms an Attack on Youth Rights? Are uniforms, in fact, part of an attempt…

…Farm for sugar and ribbons at a human inn. Orwell may have been thinking of certain Russian nobles who left after the Revolution, or of a general human type. • OTHER ANIMALS o THE DOGS The dogs represent the means used by a totalitarian state…

…and feelings of the majority of the people during the revolution. The dogs represent the means used by a totalitarian state to terrorize its own people. You can think of them as Napoleon's secret police. Gloomy Benjamin, the donkey, may remind you of Eeyore…

…. Deliberate cloning aims at predictability, replication, in order to exercise control, whose centralised, even totalitarian approach contrasts with God's command to animals and humans to "be fruitful and multiply". In the limit this argument would mean that cloning…

…, of the Convention, who once stated: “[The evidence of British tyranny was] as clear as the sun in its meridian brightness”. Not only did the executive branch protect from this totalitarianism, but the legislative and judicial branches did as well. With the horror…

…of them could form a strong enough coalition to govern the country without the Fascist Party. By the end of 1921 the Fascist Party "had to be taken seriously by the politicians as an electoral and parliamentary force" (Totalitarianism and dictatorship…