Question

interprete the tragedy of pudd'nhead Wilson by mark Twain using the Marxist theory

Answer 1

Answer :- Pudd'nhead wilson is a book written by Mark Twain. From a Marxist perspective, Twain's Pudd'nhead Wilson was not a rendering of racial selectivity, but a depiction of the dark side of American commodity by treating something like that for economic value.

Twain introduces the ideology of material wealth that is just for social exageration , Twain makes a statement about the sign value of the homes in Dawson's Landing, alluding to the fact that a household can not be complete with out the possession of a pet.

As Marxist theory defines that it is a classified literary tragedy because of its adherence to the five elements of a tragic timeline , peace, mind, disruption and difficulties, escalation, powerlessness, and a sorrowful ending . The fact is that no one learned to value every human being, regardless of race or differences as slaves are still seen as property with their only value lying in their service to their owners and learn to behave differently is the ultimate tragedy of the story of Pudd'nhead Wilson by Mark Twain.