Students Name Course Name Professor Date . The Wonderful Wizard of Oz The essays, in general, provide the overview of the situations of the political happenings and the conditions the candidates had to endure. The first essay, The Wizard of Oz: Parable on Populism starts with the populism of the song, which was available in battles. It is noted that even Winston Churchill had memories of the song and thus showed the importance of the wonderful Wizard of Oz. The article then moves to analyze the writer of the essay, Frank Baum (Henry 47). It provides his early life history and the way he became a writer. It also has an analysis of Baum’s attempt to become the president of the United States without success and the ideas, which he used in his
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172).” This essay helps the readers to understand the political events in the country from the perspective of the book. First, it represents the sectionalism and race relation as the important political issues during the time when Baum wrote the book. The essay notes that the factors used to separate people in terms of their color, and secondly the monetary metaphors arose. In addition, it notes that way the social conflict could arise due to the presence of these two important factors in politics. The other issue, which is in the essay, is the historical memory and the changing of the culture. This can be shown from the Baum’s book where the farmers are able to enhance the monetary debates in order to better the prices of the crops. The essay also looks at Baum as a witness and author and his life. It looks at his life in authorship and political bids. Next, it looks at the political geography of Oz (p.176). It is able to represent the different events through the symbolic …show more content…
He toiled hard from daylight till night and did not know what joy was… (p138)” Next, the essay considers the reluctance of the laws being implemented I what they call home. It highlights several exceptions which are done to the laws considering the place they call home. These apply tp the criminal and even the work laws in the country. More important, the essay looks at the peace and safety in what they call home. The essay relates these factors to Baum’s novel where Dorothy is seen to be returning home, Kansas to experience the pride. Part 2 In the first essay, The Wizard of Oz: Parable on Populism, the main point is to breach the gap of the children to what they need to understand. This can be seen to be supported in the movie considering it comedy and drama classification. This enables the fact that it will be able to entertain and attract the children in order to offer the required teachings to them. In addition, the nature of the characters in the movie helps to achieve the target in the essay and thus enhancing its adaptation. The movie helps to promote the main agenda to the children the same way the novel tries to do according to its writer. Nevertheless, the close relationship conflict is an area that is not well adopted in the essay, which is found in the
172).” This essay helps the readers to understand the political events in the country from the perspective of the book. First, it represents the sectionalism and race relation as the important political issues during the time when Baum wrote the book. The essay notes that the factors used to separate people in terms of their color, and secondly the monetary metaphors arose. In addition, it notes that way the social conflict could arise due to the presence of these two important factors in politics. The other issue, which is in the essay, is the historical memory and the changing of the culture. This can be shown from the Baum’s book where the farmers are able to enhance the monetary debates in order to better the prices of the crops. The essay also looks at Baum as a witness and author and his life. It looks at his life in authorship and political bids. Next, it looks at the political geography of Oz (p.176). It is able to represent the different events through the symbolic …show more content…
He toiled hard from daylight till night and did not know what joy was… (p138)” Next, the essay considers the reluctance of the laws being implemented I what they call home. It highlights several exceptions which are done to the laws considering the place they call home. These apply tp the criminal and even the work laws in the country. More important, the essay looks at the peace and safety in what they call home. The essay relates these factors to Baum’s novel where Dorothy is seen to be returning home, Kansas to experience the pride. Part 2 In the first essay, The Wizard of Oz: Parable on Populism, the main point is to breach the gap of the children to what they need to understand. This can be seen to be supported in the movie considering it comedy and drama classification. This enables the fact that it will be able to entertain and attract the children in order to offer the required teachings to them. In addition, the nature of the characters in the movie helps to achieve the target in the essay and thus enhancing its adaptation. The movie helps to promote the main agenda to the children the same way the novel tries to do according to its writer. Nevertheless, the close relationship conflict is an area that is not well adopted in the essay, which is found in the