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The twentieth century has always been considered as one of the most sinister, yet vibrant and eventful century throughout the world's history.... The twentieth century has always been considered as one of the most sinister, yet vibrant and eventful century throughout the world's history.... In this timeline, 1930s, the fourth decade of the century, has been regarded as one of the landmarks of the century.... In the Context of the Fascist Regimes The worldwide depression brought significant yet extreme political changes as nations strived not only to survive and surpass the crisis but also to gain more power and outmaneuver each other....
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Totalitarian here is taken as an abstract word that I define as restriction, and imposed power that is critical of the system of the form of government of a totalitarian power.... I take this to mean that it is likened to a totalitarian system wherein, people although living in modern society have no control of its environment and everything has to conform to the outside world.... In the process, enlightenment brought about transformation and suppression of other elements that existed in nature that consequently led to self-destruction as shown by the totalitarianism examples during the madness of Nazism and Stalin....
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According to Arendt total domination, "strives to organize the infinite plurality and differentiation of human beings as if all of humanity were just one individual .... The issue of totalitarianism is as present today as it was centuries ago, it is the push for domination leading towards evil and terror experienced by the dominant society, in which the strings of control lies in the hands of selected few autocratic and power hungry people like Hitler and Stalin....
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On a more radical stance, women feminists from the working class with socialist perspectives formed the Red Wave society (RWS) in 1921 (Tipton) The period of the 1930s falls in between two world wars.... he worldwide depression brought significant yet extreme political changes as nations strived not only to survive and surpass the crisis but also to gain more power and outmaneuver each other.... It can be said that the economic saturation of this decade was the effect of the First World War....
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I take this to mean that it is likened to a totalitarian system wherein, people although living in modern society have no control of their environment and everything has to conform to the outside world.... In the process, enlightenment brought about transformation and suppression of other elements that existed in nature that consequently led to self-destruction, as shown by the totalitarianism examples during the madness of Nazism and Stalin.... I believe that what Adorno exemplifies in his theory is 'a process of categorical thought in modern society, by which everything becomes an example of an abstract, and thus nothing individual in its actual uniqueness is allowed to exist'....
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