Hallo,
dies hier kann dir bestimmt gut weiterhelfen:
Globalization blues
Aspects of globalization that this song focuses on:
increase in crime
poor working conditions and low wages,
loss of individuals’ freedom, oppression
= there is not a single positive aspect of globalization in the song.
Analys. : choice of words
the use of compounds ( money-stealing, people-bashing, slave- made) shows how a
new world order requires new wordsthey vs. you: leads to feelings of alienation, contrast
strong and violent vocabulary (fight (l. 17), beat (l. 20), they’ll run over you ( l. 3); reflects what globalisation does to people)
effect :
choice of word threatens the listener and stresses that globalization is an immediate and urgent danger
choice of words and enumeration in the last verse: tries persuade the listener to act now (fight. l. 18) appeal
singer is still hopeful that the battle is not lost yet
Quelle: gebe bei google.co.uk "globalisation blues" ein, unter den ersten 10 kommt ein Doc-Link, der ließ sich leider nicht kopieren.
Viele Grüße
Taimanka
P.S.
Hier noch ein netter Song von Ray Korona zu diesem Thema:
Globalization Blues
A Song by Ray Korona©Ray Korona 2002
You can't hide in your bed;
You can't hide in your head.
They'll run over you; you'll be worse off than dead.
I'm talkin' globalization, globalization.
Drug dealing, money stealing globalization blues.
They say forget your suspicions;
Work in sweatshop conditions.
Sew some more sneakers and guard these munitions.
It's globalization, globalization.
People bashing, job smashing globalization blues.
They say your country's in debt
And you've got to pay.
If you want to eat then do what we say.
That's globalization, globalization.
Slave made, world trade globalization blues.
Since you can't get away
Better fight them today.
From Seattle to Prague, Manila Bay to LA,
It's globalization, globalization.
On the street, we're gonna beat the** globalization blues.**