According to Karl Marx, the general population living under poverty falls subject to dormant issues within both a social and an economic status; this is due to a single cause, capitalism. Sherman Alexie has uncovered that the truth behind the vicious cycle of poverty is forever lurking among the Native Americans when debating the Marxist theory. He has done this transparently through his novel The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian. In the course of this paper, it has been planned to elaborate the carefully placed thematic and character traits that function to display evidences of the Marxist Theory, when conversing positioned details within Mr. Sherman Alexie’s renowned novel. According to the Literary Theory textbook, Mr.
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P., to depart from the Indian reservation world and join the school outside of the reservation community. Mr. P. does this because he knows that being in a detached school, Junior will not be taken seriously despite his intelligence. So, Mr. Alexie throws in these positive words, within his novel, towards Junior’s future. “You are the smartest kid in school. I don’t want you to fade away” (Alexie 41). In order for Junior to grow as a person and become successful he must become a part of the Marxism wealth which is distributed among the American society. The government needs to take into consideration the quality of education that their citizens are being given. It is also required to monitor the quantity of effort that is put in educating each individual equally as part of a whole nation. Each young person is the future of the nation and the level of his or her education will incorporate their successes as full citizens of the United State. As stated by Rivkin & Ryan “Population that is engaged in production under certain conditions; it also implies the existence of certain types of family, clan, or state, etc. It can have no other existence except as an abstract one-sided relation given concrete and living aggregate” (Rivkin & Ryan 651). This terminology is factual because alcoholics appear have no money to spend; but, they always have money for …show more content…
The road systems are not highly developed in the marginalized land which causes a low or even stagnant growth in the social and economic status in these areas. Air and water transport are limited to areas which have rails and large bodies of water available. The areas where these are in plenty is again in the cities and developed towns. Taking into consideration those schools need pupils who in turn need transportation to get to these institutions, it is easy to see where the governments focus should be. It does not even have to be these expensive forms like airbuses or titanic sized ships; they could center their attention on roads which are in plenty in these areas. Roads have easier access thus transport to schools should also be marginalized to better equalize the level of education to all young people and not just benefit those living in developed places. The Native American people and government need to work on their flaws. The Native Americans are a part of the United States should be permitted to use every source being presented before them. The USA can only improvement as a whole, if the people are on the same high standard as American citizens and illegal
P., to depart from the Indian reservation world and join the school outside of the reservation community. Mr. P. does this because he knows that being in a detached school, Junior will not be taken seriously despite his intelligence. So, Mr. Alexie throws in these positive words, within his novel, towards Junior’s future. “You are the smartest kid in school. I don’t want you to fade away” (Alexie 41). In order for Junior to grow as a person and become successful he must become a part of the Marxism wealth which is distributed among the American society. The government needs to take into consideration the quality of education that their citizens are being given. It is also required to monitor the quantity of effort that is put in educating each individual equally as part of a whole nation. Each young person is the future of the nation and the level of his or her education will incorporate their successes as full citizens of the United State. As stated by Rivkin & Ryan “Population that is engaged in production under certain conditions; it also implies the existence of certain types of family, clan, or state, etc. It can have no other existence except as an abstract one-sided relation given concrete and living aggregate” (Rivkin & Ryan 651). This terminology is factual because alcoholics appear have no money to spend; but, they always have money for …show more content…
The road systems are not highly developed in the marginalized land which causes a low or even stagnant growth in the social and economic status in these areas. Air and water transport are limited to areas which have rails and large bodies of water available. The areas where these are in plenty is again in the cities and developed towns. Taking into consideration those schools need pupils who in turn need transportation to get to these institutions, it is easy to see where the governments focus should be. It does not even have to be these expensive forms like airbuses or titanic sized ships; they could center their attention on roads which are in plenty in these areas. Roads have easier access thus transport to schools should also be marginalized to better equalize the level of education to all young people and not just benefit those living in developed places. The Native American people and government need to work on their flaws. The Native Americans are a part of the United States should be permitted to use every source being presented before them. The USA can only improvement as a whole, if the people are on the same high standard as American citizens and illegal