Answer:
Repressive regimes would try to maintain an absolute power over the society it ruled over.
Explanation:
- A repressive government is the one form of government which always restricts or forbid people's freedom and control their life by using state force. Under repressive government freedom of speech is banned, Media is controlled by the regime, No political opposition and even No civil society are allowed to work.
- Under repressive regimes, it can not be allowed the people to freely express their opinion against the regime and if they do so it is seen as Illegal or against the state authority and it is a punishable offense.
- Civil society is banned in the repressive regime because repressive like to operate alone and they do not want to share their authority with any other or especially with Civil society which can later speak against the Ill practices of the regime.
Answer:
to create the imagery of helplessness while pinned down like a bug in a board or wall.
Explanation:
In the poem "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" the author says that 'Prufrock imagines people's eyes stabbing through his body and impaling him to the wall where he wriggles as people examine him' to create the imagery of helplessness while pinned down like a bug in a board or wall so that people can stare at it and examine it.
This imagery produces a similar picture to bug-collection where bugs are pinned down to a board so that people can view them. As the poem talks about the narrator's struggle with indecisions, the imagery helps us understand more about why the narrator is preoccupied with anxiety.
It is because he feels like he is pinned down on a board and people are waiting for him to make a decision. This makes him more nervous and anxious which ultimately makes him indecisive.
It is <span>false that the pr</span><span>onatalist bias is related to the fatalistic motivation for parenthood. It is actually t</span><span>he idea of having kids is the normal or correct thing to do where as not having kids requires an explanation.</span>
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A hawk building its nest on an arm of a saguaro cactus is an example of commensalism
