After, I have been studying the content of “Araby,” by identifying the major tenets of the Marxist theory. Therefore, the tenet principles in “Araby,” the document shows the conflicts, the struggles, and how the theory lens can walk through each word can help to support this theory. As I use the questions to examine the tenet principles in the story, it is possible to apply the Marxism criticism to the short story. To understand the literary theory, we should study the tenet principle theory because it has significant events to examine the elements from “Araby.” The tenets principle of Marxism includes the following, class struggle, capital, culture, dialectic, ideology, commitment, labor, and the laws of history (Madubeko 2). Likewise, the …show more content…
The class distinctions are another tenet principle. Likewise, it also uses the traditional techniques of literary analysis, but the concerns are to the final social and political meanings of literature according to (Brewton 4),” which Marxism tries to reveal how our socioeconomic system is the ultimate source of our experiences according to” (Brizee et al.). The tenets principle of commitment states that the Marxism artist should spread the word of repetition of an idea to repeat it enough (Madubeko 3). For example, in the quote above, The boy and his aunt use the tenet commitment of repetition to repeat the idea to his uncle to remind him of his commitment to the boy and the church. Which, helps us to understand the relationship between the boy, aunt, uncle and the church, and tells us that the uncle does not have much commitment and the culture of his family or the church because of his drinking. Which, also tells the tenets and assumptions principle that the characters of the boy and his aunt use forces to solve their struggles with the uncle. Furthermore, Marxism also doesn't just seek out to understand the relationship between the economic production and literature, but also the functions of other cultural productions as well (Brewton