Answer:
D. all of the above
Explanation:
i cant really read the cover when i try to zoom in its blurry :p
Marx's philosophy is known as "dialectical materialism-." No place is given by him to the soul or the spirit. According to him, religion is the opium of the masses which keeps them in a world of material reality. He adopted the Hegelian dialectic to give a materialist account of social formations. His concept of class conflict is a basic point. Conflicts arise from the desire to control the means of production. He attacked the laissez-faire policy which allows the industrialists and capitalists to exploit the working class without let or hindrance.
1. D
2. B
3.C
4.A
(Static means constant, dynamic means change)
Answer:
The poem's rhythm depicts a passionate and determined personality who despite being wearied and old due to wandering, continues to seek for someone who is likely his beloved. The poem makes me understand and appreciate the extent one can go and sacrifice one can pay for the one you cherish.
Explanation:
From the poem, we discover that the narrator despite tired and weary, was determined to seek after the one he loves.
His statement, "And kiss her lips and take her hands" actually reveals that the female in question is someone he loves and cherishes.
The poem reveals the sacrifice he was willing to pay in order to find her.
