Words in totalitarian systems have an unhealthy importance and in such states now attempting to return to a more democratic normality there has been a natural inevitable and healthy devaluation of words whereas previously a single word used in a speech or even a play or poem could be a serious political event now the words come cheaper almost free. Politics is politics again and poetry only poetry

  • Totalitarian state devalue words  (True/False/Can't say)
  • Only non-totalitarian regimes produce poetry of political importance (True/False/Can't say)
  • Writers under totalitarian regimes have to choose their words carefully   (True/False/Can't say)
  • The democratic political system is healthier than others  (True/False/Can't say)
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preeti13

  • Jun 13th, 2006
 

Totalitarian state devalue words  -true

Only non-totalitarian regimes produce poetry of political importance-false

Writers under totalitarian regimes have to choose their words carefully-True

The democratic political system is healthier than others -True

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