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Aubrey Macaloyos
e-Course Activity Marxism Drama Application
e-Course Activity Marxism Drama Application
Guide Question
1.What ideas come to your mind when you see
the image?
2.How will you compare the people under to the
people at the top of the platform?
3.What will happen if the people under the
platform refuse to do their role?
e-Course Objective Marxism Drama Application
Objectives
classify the social class of the characters in the drama, The World is an
Apple;
relate their selves to the situation of characters in the drama, The World
is an Apple; and
create a re-enactment of their chosen scene in the play, which shows the
difference of social classes in the drama, The World is an Apple.
e-Course Activity Marxism Drama Application
Karl Marx
• German philosopher, economist, historian,
sociologist, political theorist, journalist, and
socialist revolutionary.
• The Communist Manifesto
⚬ importance of material possessions and
physical comfort
⚬ theory of class struggle
e-Course Activity Marxism Drama Application
MARXISM
View literature as a representation of:
• contemporary class conflict
• an attempt to examine the existing
problems brought by the difference
between social classes.
e-Course Activity Marxism Drama Application
CAPITALISM
-An economic system in which the means of production and distribution are privately or
corporately owned and the operations are funded by profits.
SOCIAL CLASS
Exploit the laborers to expand
Bourgeoisie their profits
-employ laborers
Exploited by the bourgeoisies -own private properties
Albert Florentino
QUESTION
1.What are the differences between Mario and his employer?
QUESTION
2. Who do you think are the powerful people in the story?
MARIO’S employer
employ the laborers
has the decision to dismiss or accept
an employee
has money and authority over the
work area.
e-Course Activity Marxism Drama Application
QUESTION
3. How did they exploit the main characters?
QUESTION
4. What would you have done if you are in the situation of Mario? Why?
QUESTION
5. How did the author convey the difference of Philippine social classes in the
play?
e-Course Activity Marxism Drama Application
role Play
Instruction: Criteria Points
Create a re-enactment of the scene Significance 40
that you think shows the difference Thoroughness 30
Quiz time
Direction: Read the statements below and choose the letter for the correct answer.
Quiz time
3. People who employ laborers and exploit the working class for their profit are called,
________.
a. colonizers c. bourgeoisies
b. proletariats d. philosophers
4. They wanted to kick out Mario for any reason to bring their own men in the business.
a.His employer c. His co-workers
b.His friends d. His wife
e-Course Activity Marxism Drama Evaluation
Quiz time
5. What is the indication that Mario is belong to the working class?
a.He has a criminal record
b.He relies on his wage to suffice their needs
c.He left his family and joined his former co-worker
d.He will do anything for his sick daughter.
e-Course Activity Marxism Drama Assignment