Proletariat Rising: Bibliography

Wednesday, May 11, 2011

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In Aaron DiGiamarino's blog, he discusses the effects of poverty on people in society. In the the first painting he analyzes, Need, a family must let their baby die because they can not afford to help him/her. This shows how people in the proletariat are able to make sacrifices; this a skill that all great leaders must posses. In the second painting, Old Beggar with a Boy, an old man is sitting on a street with a young boy that is eating a piece of bread which was difficult to find for poor people. This shows peoples ability to cherish the small things in life and savor food. If everyone in a country could cherish food like a beggar then starvation would be much less of a problem. People would no longer over eat or under eat and they might learn how to share with each other more often. These are great qualities for a nation and it's leaders to have that most poor people posses.