John Lennon - Imagine

Social criticism examines literary works in literary, economic, and political context. With this definition in mind, it is necessary to understand the above political, cultural and economic environment. "Imagination" was announced in 1970. In the latter half of the 1960s, the era of the Vietnam War and the peace movement peaked. There are anti-war demonstrations in every corner. After the war, anti-communist feelings were at the highest point in history.

The song by John Lennon is called "imagination" and the title itself seems to invite us to imagine the world view of John Lennon. This song reflects what John Lennon considered. Rules, differences, and really are not thinking about what everyone will do with this world. John Lennon believes that there is no hatred and only peace if the world is what I said. John Lennon thinks that these rules may lead to conflicts between people. If there are rules, there will be a more powerful group to rule the disadvantaged. Of course, weak men do not want to be dominated forever. Therefore, conflict begins and ends with sadness and sorrow.

John Lennon is a famous artist. One of John Lennon's favorite songs is "imagination". This song is a sign of peace for me. "Imagine" is a song that shows that he wants a way to convey information to many people, the peace between everyone. According to that song, this song is just for drawing that message. It is defined as a political message covered with wonderful melody sugar. Lennon delivered this song to a wider audience with this softer approach, hoping that the actual message being heard actually sounded. The music video of Lennon's song also helps to portray this news. In the video, Lennon is dressed as a boys' boy, while Yokosuka is dressed as an Indian. This wardrobe is meant to help say that all different or similar people gather, need to forget the differences between the past and all, need only be one.