Analysis Of Community Song School's Out By Alice Cooper

Early in the book the schooling of Einstein is addressed and he is fascinated by and enjoys schooling. Then when he entered into the secondary schooling program he found the work too strict and tightly controlled. The song “School’s Out” by Alice Cooper fits this time of disliking school because it talks about not enjoying school and not saluting teachers, similar to the way Einstein disliked the fear and authoritative way teachers taught. Later Einstein borrowed notes from other college classmates because he often did not attend class. The strict authorities also were present in Germany’s government and that may have been why Einstein gave up his German citizenship and moved to Switzerland. “Community Song” by Have Fun Teaching applies to Einstein’s move in citizenship and his …show more content…
Before the future divorce Einstein went through his famous miracle years which could be represented with “Miracles” by Coldplay. This song brings out looking at things from a different angle and it seems that Einstein looked at his studies in a way that no one had ever thought of. The song “From Hank to Henry” by Neil Young represents the divorce from Mileva because it talks about being capable to overcome challenges but ends in divorce. Around this time Einstein's fame began to increase because of his ideas, particularly in relation to general relativity. “Life’s Been Good” by Joe Walsh is reflective of this time period due to the fame spoke about in the song and the use of security in “I lock the doors in case I'm attacked” because Einstein received security guards when he left Germany for the United States later in his life. After his public fame increased he began traveling the world and made his first trip to the United States. These travels are represented by “Sing a Travelin’ Song” by Johnny Cash. Later he visited South Africa and met