Examples Of Marxism In Winnie The Pooh

Once upon a time, a long time ago, there lived Winnie the Pooh. He lived in a forest by himself, but he also had Christopher Robin and his friends. This book and movie has been re-read and watched with great pleasure over the past generations. That is because of the storytelling, characterization, and the writing. It is because of that imaginary world the students begin to understand literature. Literary theories also come into play. We will now discuss two literary theories in Winnie the Pooh.

Marxist theory is the philosophy that strongly influenced Karl Marx's materialist to theory. In one of the scenes from Winnie the Pooh: Stuck at Rabbit's House, Pooh is eating a lot of honey because Rabbit invited him over to eat some lunch. Pooh must have been eating with sadness or anger because he must have been out of honey at his house. Pooh loves his honey and will always stick to it.

Feminist theory is the allowance of feminism into theoretical or philosophical discourse.

In one of the scenes, Rabbit is trying to help Pooh out by trying to get him unstuck from the hole. Rabbit tries to push Pooh out of the hole first, after Pooh has eaten a lot of honey. Then, she tries not to look at it, but she sees his butt in the mirror. Next, Rabbit tries to decorate Pooh's butt with different items, but that does not seem to work either. Finally, one day Pooh moves a little, and Rabbit pushes him out hard and then Pooh goes flying through the air into a tree with bees and more honey. Another scene is where Rue gives Pooh a bouquet of flowers to cheer him up while he is in the hole. Pooh then feels a lot better about being stuck in the hole after Rue gave him the beautiful

flowers.
Frankfurt’s essay of “Deeper into Bullshit” is only a little part of it. He characterizes the essence of bullshit that comes from an intended insignificance to truth. There is also an additional kind of bullshit that needed not to be deliberately produced. Another kind of bullshit is that it is unclarifiable. An irregular thing for this kind of bullshit is if it is removed in the text under analysis does not affect “its level of credibility.” I feel that “Deeper into Bullshit” does apply a little bit to the literary interpretations we have studied in this section of this class. It shows us that there are different kinds and aspects of bullshit. Cohen gives credit to Frankfurt’s “pioneering and brilliant discussion of a widespread, but largely unexamined phenomenon.” Cohen also has his doubts, but they both strain about its negative and critical aspects about bullshit in the literary sense.
So, there you have it. Winnie the Pooh has been the greatest movie and book to watch and to read. It gives you great stories and has good writing. Winnie the Pooh has so many good literary theories that go on in it that makes it fun for us not only to watch, but to read. “Deeper into Bullshit” is the same way. They try to capture the essence of the bullshit that comes from the insignificance to the truth. Literature is such an important part of our lives. It gives us meaning and different feelings about and in our lives. Literary theories are ones too. They make us look at the philosophy behind different things. That is why I picked these examples of these literary theories of Winnie the Pooh and for “Deeper into Bullshit” because they both show us different kinds of aspects about bullshit and our feelings in life.