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Decomposition of "Another brick in the wall" Pink Floyd

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July 31, 2015

 

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The appeal for No dark sarcasm in the classroom forces the memory of Lennon's Ideal of teacher behaviour. However, the song is not just dealing with educational standards of the 70s and now. In the song's chorus, the lines are found: All in all it's just another brick in the wall All in all you're just another brick in the wall The brick metaphor can be read to refer to a bureaucratically organized schooling that produces uniform citizens to take their place in society...
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Paradoxically, the growth of central regulation has made that experience more likely now than when the song was first released. The song's meaning became further complicated by a video showing hammers marching across A landscape. But staying with the lyric, whether or not it was "significant," it seems indisputable that the song says something about schooling and something critical at that...
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