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    In 1973, democracy in Uruguay gave way to a twelve-yearlong military dictatorship. During this dictatorship, all citizens, directly and indirectly, experienced human rights abuses. Not only were civil liberties suspended, many citizens were kidnapped, arrested, and tortured on the supposition of being dissenters of the regime. Many Uruguayan citizens were “disappeared” by the military, and their whereabouts were unknown even after the return to democracy. The military was ubiquitous and…

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    Dictatorship Introduction In 1980 Saddam Hussein (dictator) was given the key of Detroit! Citizens rights vary in a dictatorship. Hitler is one of the most famous dictators, and countries have different governments. The rights for citizens are very small, Adolf is the most known dictator,there are still possibly places that have a dictatorship. What Rights Do Citizens Have In a Dictatorship? Citizens have very little rights in a dictatorship. Citizens actually have NO right of freedom of…

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    In Nicaragua, the Somoza family had begun a dictatorship, since 1936, that was disliked by most of the population and only supported by the small percent of the elite (Klerlein). There was so much support from the upper class, which was made up of one percent of the population, for the Somoza rule because the dictatorship tended to favor them and discarded the lower classes. Many of the lower class were made up of farmers who had little to no education and the Somoza regime wanted to keep it…

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    1. Leadership in Animal farm is presented as a dictatorship which is proven to be cyclic. For instance “there was only one candidate, Napoleon who was elected unanimously” and “he carried a whip”. This implies that leadership is recognized to be cyclical as the animals are back where they started with dictators with ‘whips in their hands’. Yet, the only dissimilarity is that they have a different ruler. Also, the destructive concrete noun ‘whip;’ infers domination which is at the start and at…

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    were in vain.” By 2:00 PM that day, Pinochet and his men stormed the palace, only to find Allende dead. Following the coup d’état, Augusto named himself president of the Government Junta of Chile, thus establishing a military dictatorship in Chile. While Chile’s new dictatorship had occurred in favor of the United States and “looked like Nixon’s…

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    The possible routes to anarchy and dictatorship in a government are closely related. Both problems are often caused because of a poor performing government. Anarchy occurs when the government acts continually against the people's will. This often leads citizens to become discontent with their government and may seek to overthrow it. Residents of a country want to have a say in what course of action the government takes. Without a chance to help guide the direction of the country, they will…

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    Considering the fact that it is extremely difficult to separate the concepts of gender, guilt, power and dignity in any given conflict, as they intertwine any inter-state, as well as intrastate outbreaks of violence, in this paper I will analyze the way how these four concepts permeate two, in my opinion, very similar conflicts – the conflict in South Africa and the conflict in Argentina, as well as the way how the four concepts intermix with each other and influence each other. In South…

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    Orwell and Golding portray their own views of a functioning dictatorship. Overall, Orwell deliniates a more accurate representation of a dictatorship in society than Golding does. When dealing with a dictatorship, the militia, a body of citizens organized by the government for military service, is one of the most significant aspects of the government. In George Orwell’s Animal Farm, the dogs represent the militia of Napoleon’s dictatorship. They possess many of the characteristics of a militia,…

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    mechanisms of the film, “…through the critico-ideological glasses, we directly see the Master-Signifier beneath the chain of knowledge: we learn to see dictatorship in democracy.”2 This concept is dominant in Žižek’s other works, namely another essay, “How Did Marx Invent the Symptom?” A key feature of his argument remains our awareness of this “dictatorship in democracy,” but Žižek takes this idea a step further, asserting that even though we may be aware of this veiled…

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    A Brave New World opens up in the year of 632 A.F. All of civilization has been obliterated by a terrible war. After this a new era is produced under the man Henry Ford, who enforces stability through dictatorship. The society depicted in the story is based off of a caste system. Ford created and maintained peace throughout society by producing children in factories and conditioning them to act a certain way when it came to society and also by tranquilizing adults with a drug called “soma”.…

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