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Is universal brotherhood more important than patriotism?
Yes. Patriotism is more important than Universal Brotherhood. Universal brotherhood is difficult in this world of many differences.2nd Answerer says: They are the same, to those with eyes to see.
Is universal brotherhood more valuable than patriotism why?
Value is measured in different ways. Universal brotherhood leads to peace and patriotism leads to competition. In terms of economic value, patriotism, if war is avoided, can produce a higher standard of living than can universal brotherhood. A nation can develop a work ethic, a devotion to education and scientific research and a government that produces a high economic standard of living . At the world level that are too many differences to achieve what can achieved in a smaller nation. On the hand, if one is totally unselfish and want everybody in the world to have an equal opportunity, universal brotherhood is more valuable. The two ideas are not in always in direct conflict. Many people love their brothers but if forced to choose, keep most of their wealth for themselves and their family rather than give it to their brothers. Patriotism is like that. You can believe that all men are brothers, or at least say you so believe, but if forced to choose, serve your own country first.
What importance does patriotism and duty represent in the play Henry V by Shakespeare?
Henry V is all about duty. Its main focus is on the responsibilities of a leader in wartime, and what makes a good leader under such circumstances. We see Henry reflecting on his duty as a king, both in conversation with his troops before the battle and in his soliloquy afterward. Patriotism does appear in Henry's speech "Once more into the breach", in the phrase "God for Harry, England and St. George." However, Henry's motives in going to war with France are not patriotic, and mostly he is manipulated into it by a clergy trying to avoid paying taxes.
What is the universal theme of poem on Returning to Dwell in the Country?
The universal theme of the poem "On Returning to Dwell in the Country" is the desire for a simpler, more natural way of life away from the hustle and bustle of urban living. The poet expresses a yearning for the tranquility and beauty of rural landscapes, emphasizing the contrast between the peaceful countryside and the chaotic city. This theme reflects a common human longing for connection to nature and a sense of belonging in a more serene environment.
Why is shakespeare still important in films today?
I think he is important because the topics he wrote about are so closely related to our problems and feelings that people want to read or see more of his work.
