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    The vehicle that drove Ayn Rands method objectivism in the book “The Anthem” are individualism‚ egoism‚ and independence. The opposite of collectivism is individualism‚ the way Ayn Rand looked at it “individualism” she wrote “regards man-every man as an independent‚ sovereign entity who possess an inalienable right to his own life‚ a right derived from his nature as a rational being”. Individualism doesn’t mean that someone can do whatever they want. It means that every man has the same rights

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    Author through poetic techniques such as Personification‚ Repetition‚ Alliteration‚ Rhythm‚ Antonym‚ Synanym‚ Assonance‚ Rhetorical questions highlighting on the authors ideologies . ’My country’ by Dorothea Mckellar written in 1904 and ’ The New true anthem’ by kevin gilbert written inhave both contructed two different representations of Australian landscape. This essay will compare and contrast these two Australian poems‚ explaining how these poets ideologies differ surrounding Australian landscape

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    Analyse the ways in which Own conveys powerful feelings about war in the poem ‘Anthem for Doomed Youth’. In the poem ‘anthem for doomed youth’ by Wilfred Owen‚ many techniques are used to make the poem as raw and powerful as it is. The first way that Owen conveys powerful feelings about the war in the poem is through his use of structure. The poem is in a sonnet form and is split into an octet and a sestet. The significance of structuring the poem in this way is that a sense of deep sadness and

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    as kneeling and locking arms during the national anthem has quickly become a questionable action by Americans. President Donald Trump has recently released a statement on the topic explaining his thoughts‚ which are that Americans‚ especially professional football players‚ should be penalized for refusing to stand during the national anthem. All of this started when Colin Kaepernick‚ a famous NFL football player‚ refused to stand during the national anthem. Kaepernick’s argument was that he felt

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    would definitely take.The main point in the essay is that "one must never fail to pronounce a moral judgment."‚ and that is exactly what Equality 7-2521 did. He left the city‚ learned all about the forbidden word‚ and planned to start a new city. Anthem states‚ "When I shall have read all the books and learned my new way.. I shall steal one day.. into the cursed city of my birth.. I shall call to me the men and women whose spirit has not yet been killed." (100-101). He will pronounce his moral judgement

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    The dystopian novel “Anthem” by Ayn Rand has many Objectivist political agendas hidden within it. At the beginning of the book‚ the protagonist‚ Equality 7-2521‚ says that all of his crimes are sins. Some examples of these crimes were his acts of individuality‚ writing‚ and interacting with those of the other sex outside of the Time of Mating. To the average American‚ these do not seem like crimes at all‚ but they are in the extremely communistic society in which Equality 7-2521 lives in. By making

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    Imagine if there was no electricity‚ no computers‚ no cars‚ no smart phones. What if there was no “I” or “you‚” or anything that allowed people to stand out from one another? In the novel Anthem‚ Ayn Rand creates a dystopia that is true of all those things‚ but still proves that liberation and hope can be found among the suffering and despair. She is able to do this through the actions and thoughts of the main character‚ Equality 7-2521‚ when he finally realizes society is not what it seems to be

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    compelling works of fiction that border along being something of an attempted prophecy‚ specifically in the case of Anthem. While we may not have direct words from the author to prove this‚ the book gives off this aura as though it were a vision of what the world could become if communism as Rand knew it during her time continued on in the direction it had then been traveling. Perhaps Anthem was written‚ in contrast‚ to simply deliver a message of self-worth and independence to a new extreme. Her new

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    I think they do this so they do not look up to anyone but them. With a parent the kids may look up to the parents more than the dictator. therefor they take the children from their parents. They would enforce this because they wouldn’t want the children to learn their parents view of the situation. The parents could make it so their kids would want to revolt after knowing what a terrible situation it is to be in I believe that dictatorial leaders enforce children living apart from their families

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    In the story Anthem by Ayn Rand‚ the main character‚ Equality 7-2521‚ displays this futuristic totalitarian government as a technologically declined government. The conditions for scientific and technological advancement came to a halt and started to decrease rapidly. In this story‚ Ayn Rand tried her best to describe a totalitarian future that turned their backs on technology‚ and how they didn’t like people who were smarter than their peers. It was determined that this community was deprived of

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