society through the analysis and historical correlation of sociopolitical issues derived from Stendhal 's novel, Le Rouge et Noir, a pioneering work in realism that chronicles the 1830 Bourbon Restoration. The myopia of the Bourbon Restoration society in exerting its status quo is analyzed based on political inclusivity, interpersonal relations, organizational social responsibility and national identity. These issues were found to mirror numerous sociopolitical aspects of modern history and contemporary
felt that we are spiralling into the world of technology in a negative way? Do you think you are included in the materialistic revolution of our society? Should it be stopped? Better yet, CAN it be stopped? In today’s world, we tend to think that materialism and materialistic items are the most absolute priority to have. We as humans are especially interested in the lives of other people as we find them more interesting and extravagant. This need for information on other people, especially if they
of liberty, equality and fraternity in an exclusively new world order which would free all human beings from exploitation and domination. Many traditional theorists of international relations have pointed to the failures of Marxism or historical materialism as an explanation of world history. Marxists had undervalued the vital importance of nationalism, the state and war, and the implication of the balance of power, international law and diplomacy for the structure of world politics. Marx and Engels
anywhere from the late 1950’s, up until the 1970’s. According to Nick Bostrom (2006), The technological revolution can be defined as an era of increased technological progress characterized not only through modern innovation, but also through the application and diffusion of these innovations. Our modern world is rapidly advancing in many fields; the technological field is one, which is sky- rocketing in terms of innovations and advancements. One very notable byproduct of the advancement of the technological
critics depose his works, there are some others who appreciate his work very much. Theodore Dreiser praises Maugham 's work Of Human Bondage as an "autobiography of most importance”. The famous writer, George Orwell also claims that Maugham is "the modern writer who has influenced me most". The general approach in the studies of Maugham 's work remains biographical. So firstly, I collects six biographies, including Robert Lorain Calder 's W Somerset Maugham and the quest for freedom, Robert Calder:
of the most controversial and influential philosophers of modern times, Karl Marx has established a formidable intellectual structure of societal and historical critical analysis. At the core of much of his analysis is the theory of class and false consciousness. As with any provocative idea, this theory has been the subject of decades of examination by historians, sociologists, and philosophers alike. With such rigorous and diverse analysis, issues, contradictions, and improvements are bound to arise
before, so he researched it and wrote this novella. Many people think that this novella is about human being’s greed and its tragic ending, but I intend to write how the protagonist Kino’s sense for nature was blinded and what factors have affected to modern people. Summary As I said previously, the story is based on Mexican folk tale, but the author created own characters and details. The protagonist Kino lived in La Paz with his family; his wife Juana and his child Coyotito. He was a pearl diver who
Every author is a product of his time; cultural realities of one’s country are subconsciously working at some level or the other in author’s mind. One cannot escape these realities and one’s social milieu. This may happen consciously or subconsciously. The author may not be consciously contributing towards the movement of the narrative which acquires autonomy of its own. Some kind of inner subversion takes place. The literature especially drama originated from religious traditions. According
the younger generation. Livesey, (2011) stated, “mass media, therefore, refer to channels of communication that involve transmitting information in some way, shape or form to large numbers of people” (p.1). There are so many social problems in this modern world occur due to the mass media, for example the younger generation’s sexual behaviour as identified by The American Academy of Pediatrics (2011), that, the major public health crisis of the teens social activity is bright and helpless (p.191),
members consider a nation. Nations are a product of modernity but it is likely to find ethnic elements that exist in these nations. He notes that nations are a continuation of culture, territory and the heritage of communities that existed before the modern nations. This concept is the basis of the ethno-symbolic approach. Gellner’s theory of nationalism starts from the transformation of the society from an agrarian system to one that is based on industrialisation. Before industrialisation, society