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The Hunger Games contains obvious depictions of class differences.Can you think of another film or tv show that explores different classes?Give examples of how it depicts class.Does that film or tv show connect with Marx and Engels' concept of 'The Ruling Class' in any way?

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The Hunger Games contains obvious depictions of class differences.Can you think of another film or tv show that explores different classes?Give examples of how it depicts class.Does that film or tv show connect with Marx and Engels' concept of 'The Ruling Class' in any way?

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Discuss the aesthetic and technical decisions in The Hunger Games. You may discuss colour palette, camera movement (or lack of), wardrobe, sets, music / soundtrack How does these stylistic / technical decisions enforce the idea of the characters and setting (working class vs. ruling class, Panem vs. the Capitol)

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Discuss the aesthetic and technical decisions in The Hunger Games. You may discuss colour palette, camera movement (or lack of), wardrobe, sets, music / soundtrack How does these stylistic / technical decisions enforce the idea of the characters and setting (working class vs. ruling class, Panem vs. the Capitol)

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In The Hunger Games, who are the ruling class? List character names. Using examples from the film, what do we learn about the ruling class? - what their values are, what they are interested in. How do they interact with the 'working class'? (give examples from the film) How does this connect with Marx and Engel's concept of 'The Ruling Class'?

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In The Hunger Games, who are the ruling class? List character names. Using examples from the film, what do we learn about the ruling class? - what their values are, what they are interested in. How do they interact with the 'working class'? (give examples from the film) How does this connect with Marx and Engel's concept of 'The Ruling Class'?

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In The Hunger Games, who are the working class? List character names. What is life like for the working class? (give examples from the film)How do the working class people of The Hunger Games connect with Marx and Engel's concept of 'The Ruling Class'?

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In The Hunger Games, who are the working class? List character names. What is life like for the working class? (give examples from the film)How do the working class people of The Hunger Games connect with Marx and Engel's concept of 'The Ruling Class'?

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Read paragraph 1 of Marx and Engels 'Ruling Class and the Ruling Ideas'.                        How does the concept of the ruling class = ruling the ideas relate to The Hunger Games? (give examples from the film). How is mass media featured and utilized in The Hunger Games?

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Read paragraph 1 of Marx and Engels 'Ruling Class and the Ruling Ideas'.                        How does the concept of the ruling class = ruling the ideas relate to The Hunger Games? (give examples from the film). How is mass media featured and utilized in The Hunger Games?

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We just watched the first 25 minutes of The Hunger Games. In 4-5 sentences, summarize what took place in this excerpt. Summarize the main points of Marx and Engel's 'Ruling Class and Ruling Ideas' in paragraphs 1 and 2. 

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We just watched the first 25 minutes of The Hunger Games. In 4-5 sentences, summarize what took place in this excerpt. Summarize the main points of Marx and Engel's 'Ruling Class and Ruling Ideas' in paragraphs 1 and 2. 

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The working class you see at the beginning of the Hunger Games would be the district's (in the first 20 minutes we only see District 12.) participating in the game. This includes characters like Katniss, Peeta, Gale and Prim.

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How do the working class people of The Hunger Games connect with Marx and Engel's concept of 'The Ruling Class'?

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How do the working class people of The Hunger Games connect with Marx and Engel's concept of 'The Ruling Class'?

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Material disadvantage.

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Marx explains that the ruling class holds the intellectual power over the working class, and with that they come up with the ideas. He refers to them as "thinkers." In the Hunger Games, we see the Capitol depicting themselves as saviors to the people. They claim to have saved the districts from war, while also blaming the districts for the war. They also talking about the hunger games as a poetic piece of history on the TV show in the beginning of the movie, spreading a false message that the games are essential when in reality they're barbaric and unnecsary.

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We see in the hunger games that the capital is the ruling class and that their decisions are to be accepted and followed by the rest of the districts. We see this in how each district must sacrifice one man and one woman in order to please the word of the capital.

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Marx's writing does explain that "the ruling class makes the ideas that people will tend to follow during the time when that ruling class is, well, ruling". Following that idea, the Capitol is most certainly the ruling class and has a powerful influential sway on the ideas of the other people. If that power weren't in place, would anyone willingly participate in the Hunger Games? Would the games exist? The Capitol ruling class rules the ideas, but also only so long as they exist.

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hard day to day living with no luxuries. katniss is seen having to hunt for her food at the beginning. having to hide from the ruling class in the forest.

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The colour pallet in the beginning of the film is very dull. A lot of bland colours like grey and brown with no bright saturated colours to be found. Location wise they’re also surrounded by a lot of old, dirty, plain white wooden houses that are on their last breath. This is a major contrast to the capital in every possible way. The capital is full of colour and people wearing bold, colorful and eccentric outfits. The buildings are skyscrapers and their technological achievements are clearly unmatched. 

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At the very beginning of the film, the audience is introduced to the main character, Katniss, and her family, along with the setting that they are in. They live in a world where every year, names are drawn in each district that decide what two kids go off to fight in a battle royale type tournament where they must kill everyone else to be the victor; The Hunger Games. Katniss’ sister gets chosen but Katniss herself ends up volunteering in her place. Katniss and the other teen chosen, Peeta, then get on the train that will take them to the Capital to get ready for the games.

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At the very beginning of the film, the audience is introduced to the main character, Katniss, and her family, along with the setting that they are in. They live in a world where every year, names are drawn in each district that decide what two kids go off to fight in a battle royale type tournament where they must kill everyone else to be the victor; The Hunger Games. Katniss’ sister gets chosen but Katniss herself ends up volunteering in her place. Katniss and the other teen chosen, Peeta, then get on the train that will take them to the Capital to get ready for the games.

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we've decided on orange is the new black for our tv show used to represent class and social divides. The way this show supports marxist ideals lies within how the guards often control the lives and wellbeings of the inmates. the class divide is also evident from one inmate to another as the prison is intentionally diverse.

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during the beginning of the film there was a scene where they were showing us District 12 and the environment the people were living in. It was shaky and seems like it was filmed handheld whereas when they were showing us the train that Katniss and Peeta were in it was much more steady. Another difference I noticed was in the makeup. Similar to the wardrobe, people from the Capitol had bright colored and extravagant make up as opposed to the people from district 12 who had no make up at all.

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according to Marx, the working class is passive and receptive, and they don't have time to make up illusions and ideas about themselves. so if we compare that to the movie, the districts have to just accept and obey the capitol's decisions.

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The ruling class is a mixture between Victorian design and modern civilization. Effie was seen as a very pale woman which was considered a sign of wealth in Victorian times, with people using umbrellas to hide from the sun. She also treated Katniss and Peeta like they should be honored to be in her presents and grateful to be a part of the games. In the article the ruling ideas is no more than the ideal expression of dominant relationships, which is shown between theses two classes.

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The groups within the prison quickly divide into their own classes and even outside the real world those of lower classes are put into the worse jobs. For example, someone who is less respected and of a lower class would end up cleaning showers. From here it is made very hard to get a better job.

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The rulers (the 1%) have time to be thinkers and develop ideas, messages, and illusions about society, and the working class has less time to do such thing so they become passive recipients of these ideas and illusions.

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The colour contrast in the beggining of the film is grey and dull as they are showing the panem state. Within Panem 
the location is surrounded by Forest that is forbidden to enter as per the capitols orders. The districts themselves
are full of run down wooden houses that are on the verge of collapsing. Once the capitol personelle arrived it was 
an instant contrast difference from the panem districts as they were filled with vibrant clothes and clearly were 
more rich then the working class of panem. As events unfold in panem the camera angles and handling was shakey and 
clearly handheld whereas when they get to the capitol and even on the train ride there the camera angles and handling 
were steady and calming as they were showing the ruling class. Once in the capitol is was a major difference from the 
districts in panem. The capitol was full of skyscrapers and many vibrant colors and people wearing excentric clothes 
and dresses, Also their technology was clearly many many decades ahead of the districts of panem.

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The colour contrast in the beggining of the film is grey and dull as they are showing the panem state. Within Panem
the location is surrounded by Forest that is forbidden to enter as per the capitols orders. The districts themselves
are full of run down wooden houses that are on the verge of collapsing. Once the capitol personelle arrived it was
an instant contrast difference from the panem districts as they were filled with vibrant clothes and clearly were
more rich then the working class of panem. As events unfold in panem the camera angles and handling was shakey and
clearly handheld whereas when they get to the capitol and even on the train ride there the camera angles and handling
were steady and calming as they were showing the ruling class. Once in the capitol is was a major difference from the
districts in panem. The capitol was full of skyscrapers and many vibrant colors and people wearing eccentric clothes
and dresses, Also their technology was clearly many many decades ahead of the districts of panem.

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The ruling class in the hunger games only interest seems to be maintaining their power over the working class through the use of the hunger games.  A so called tradition that places children from different districts in a fight to the death. They do this in order to create fear, as the most effective way to control people is through a panic and a constant threat of death.

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The ruling class in the hunger games only interest seems to be maintaining their power over the working class through the use of the hunger games.  A so called tradition that places children from different districts in a fight to the death. They do this in order to create fear, as the most effective way to control people is through a panic and a constant threat of death.