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    power even to this day. Japan on the other hand took on a democratic parliamentary monarchy in the early 1900’s under emperor Taisha. The upper class was ruled by oligarchies‚ but then in 1941 Japan was ruled by militarism. Mussolini in a totalitarianism form of dictatorship ruled Italy. Mussolini did fight the mafia in his country‚ but he used propaganda to create a sort of “cult” called fascism. This was where they were anti-capitalist and anti-democratic. He suppressed religion like the

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    O’Brien’s words as he says “If you want a picture of the future‚ imagine a boot stamping on a human face – for ever.” (pg 307) The symbolism between the boot and big brother‚ and the human face and society emphasises the suppressive nature of this totalitarianism rule‚ casting the society into dystopia. This also forms a contextual connection to Nazi

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    Animal Farm Animal Farm is a novel written by George Orwell. The novel was published by Penguin-books in 1945. The story‚ Animal Farm‚ takes place on a farm that eventually is controlled by animals. Orwell portrays the consequences of a revolution where leaders misuse their power of influence. There will be a special focus on the use of language and propaganda in this essay. The owner of the farm‚ Mr. Jones‚ mistreats his livestock and the animals won’t tolerate it. A white boar‚ Old Major‚ held

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    humanity is being oppressed by a totalitarian regime. Still‚ it was the differences that mattered most. For one thing‚ Orwell understood the political threats that would most matter in this age. He accurately identified the main source of modern totalitarianism as socialism‚ characterized by an ontology of materialism

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    individual to the state and strictly controls all aspects of life by coercive measures. A Totalitarian state aims to establish complete: - political -social/economic - and cultural control over their people. Fascism is a type of right-wing totalitarianism which places importance on the subordination of individuals to advance the interests of the state.  It is important for totalitarian states to have a charismatic leader. This makes it easier for the party he stands for to gain power. The Nazis

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    The case analysis:Bata Shoe

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    Section 1: Introduction Multinational enterprises (MNEs) like Bata must operate in countries with different political and legal conditions‚ so the political impact on the foreign investments is very important. This paper explains this issue based on the Bata case in three parts. The first part evaluates the different ways in which Bata has interacted with foreign political systems in its investments and operations aboard. In the second part‚ the advantages and disadvantages‚ which MNEs bring to

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    do they use in their struggle for power? Does Snowball represent a morally legitimate political alternative to the corrupt leadership of Napoleon? 2. Why do you think Orwell chose to use a fable in his condemnation of Soviet communism and totalitarianism? What different opportunities of expression does a fable offer its author? 3. How does Orwell explore the problem of rhetoric in Animal Farm? Paying particular attention to the character of Squealer‚ how is language used as an instrument of

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    Totalitarianism and Its Effects on Society Throughout Europe‚ most countries had remained democratic until the early 1900s. Following World War I‚ the government systems of Europe began changing‚ with some countries remaining democratic while others shifted into dictatorships and totalitarianism. 2 in particular became very prominent; the Nazis of Germany and the fascists of Italy. After these parties emerged‚ Germany under the Nazis were led with rules of extreme racism‚ while the Italian leaders

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    "SparkNotes: 1984: Themes‚ Motifs & Symbols." SparkNotes: Today ’s Most Popular Study Guides. Web. 20 Feb. 2011. . "Totalitarian Government Definition of Totalitarian Government in the Free Online Encyclopedia." Encyclopedia. Web. 20 Feb. 2011. . "Totalitarianism." Wikipedia‚ the Free Encyclopedia. Web. 20 Feb. 2011. .

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    Rhetoric Of Fear Analysis

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    THE RETHORIC OF FEAR Today against humanity is a super- rational system of economic classification and prioritization; that are the global markets and their laws. The average man is convinced that he can not deviate from this determinism nor to claim control or mitigate their will‚ because they are omnipotent‚ as measurements and statistics show and the economists agree. The invisible omnipotent power exercises its absolute power over the individual who experiences with anxiety his own “smallness”

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