Category: Nazi Germany

One of the underlying themes presented in The Reader is the importance of literacy being an essential ingredient to the success of society as well as the well-being of individuals in being able to comprehend the world around them. In The Reader, Hanna is illiterate and is almost dependent on Michael throughout the book to read to him, thus displaying the title of the book. During her trial, it seems as though Hanna does not comprehend the seriousness of her situation. She is unaware of why she is even on trial which is evident when the judge states” ‘So because […]

 In the early 1950s, Germans more often than notregarded Korea as an example of their viablefuture, which would lead to adestructive warfare between East and West. On account that1990, when Germany experienced peaceful rejoining as a substitute of the dreaded Armageddon, that perpective has beenreversed: now Germany has end up anexample for Korea’s skills future. It alsohas end up an object of study forthe dynamics, which can lead to reunification,and the difficulties that need to beovercome as a consequence of thelong-lasting separation of a nation-state. At the same timenaturally a lotawareness has been dedicated to monetary issues, one other primaryfactor hasemerge as the matter of […]

Conformity is defined as the changing of ones attitudes, opinions or behaviours in order to match the attitudes, opinions or behaviours or others. Conformity does indeed alienate the individual as shown in the book the wave written by Morton rhue, the story revolves around a history teacher conducting a experiment in a typical American high school in order to show his students how it would be like living in Nazi Germany during world war 2 when the country was under Hitler??™s dictatorship. Another text that also shows that conformity does indeed alienate the individual is the song boulevard of broken […]