Assess the unknown citizen as a critique of modern society
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Through the poem “The Unknown Citizen,” Auden wants to convey the idea that modern society is overly regimented and controlled by the state. As a result, people have become dehumanized, treated as nothing more than cogs in a gigantic machine
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- 'The Unknown Citizen' is a darkly satirical poem that echoes Auden's earlier writing, which was driven by social, political, and economic issues.
- It depicts a satirical depiction of an anonymous individual who represents the common guy and his loss of personal identity in modern society.
- "The Unknown Citizen" is a cautionary story for modern society, challenging readers to consider the relationship between the state and the individual.
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