The Use of Oxymorons: Control and Dehumanization of Society

During World War II, Adolf Hitler called Jews "pests" or "mice" and robbed them from humanity. Likewise, the people who live in the brave new world and "Harrison Bergeron" live in a ruined state. Through the technology to control society, the brave new world and the citizens of "Harrison Belerger" are living a non-humanitarian life. Oxymoron is two contradictory terms used in both stories to explain how technology causes causes humanity to lose. The story used in the story society and invention and progress of the review also shows this.

Management by inhumanized government is the most important theme. In the "brave new world", the government dominates all aspects of civic life. They were born and raised in government laboratories that grew up in government agencies and learned about social value. The government decides their social class and offers infinite drugs to make them happy. But this control is inhumane. People are not sexy and do not appreciate art, culture, or anything that distinguishes humans from animals.

Over the years I have discovered that social mechanisms are the main cause of inhumanization and alienation. In other words, it is inhumanization and alienation of the artificial world. In all respects, everything we create creates at least a small part of inhumanization and alienation. This is ironic to me and difficult to understand. However, if you look closely, you tend to think that it is not actually an artificial world, but this world is humanized and not alienated. In other words, this is dependence and enslavement to our artificial world, which really brings about humanity and alienation. But dependence and slavery are automatic responses. This is because once you create something, you trust it. Basically, the content we created is intended to be used and depends on it during use.

Humanizing With most of the power, humans are lost by controlling desire. In the relationship between Elie Wiesel's novel "Night" and Ida Fink's "Spring Morning", the two authors use literary means such as specific terms, symbols, intonation, etc. to share a common theme of inhumanization We will show off. Through the connection with the novel, certain terms represent the hatred of the Jews by the Germans during the Holocaust. With the relationship "spring morning"

Humanization is a common theme of war. It draws the boundary between "us" and "them" in our world by allowing our opponents to reduce their humanity. In World War II, inhumanization is a powerful tool for propaganda, the propaganda of the Soviet Union calls the German "captive beast", the anti-Jewish propaganda a cartoon representing the Jewish, the American Propaganda depicts Japan's inhumanization process is a war strategy that society used to kill "others". The inhumanization of our society today is not so obvious, but it still appears in an indirect way. reaction