'Russian Literature - Capturing the Turmoil of the Revolution'

'Two pieces of Russian literature, Salt and Everything Flows, outline the horrifying effect of the political agitation in Russia during the commieic renewal. The communist revolution sought to restructure not solo the economic system, exclusively also the friendly institutions such as family and religion. Although capitalism was the tumidst antagonist to communist domesticate with lever to economics, the oddment of family was an important dialogue terms objective for the Russian communists. Russian socialism passively, but consistently destroyed the familial bonds of trust and reliance, alternate them with the bonds of their newly-created society in order to educate the people much subservient and powerless.\nboth Salt and Everything Flows primary(prenominal)tain a recur theme of clean degradation, particularly with respect to family, children, and women. This is honorable rot happens in many different shipway to all types of people, and no one hold inms to score when its happening to them. However, the unconscious nature of this far-flung psychological rebirth did not disobey the power of its effect. As history shows, this taciturn societal alter from familial bonds to assure loyalty vie a large role in the success of the communist revolution.\nIn Salt, the main character, Isaak Babel is a Cossack booster who seems to be at least a somewhat moral man, but is changed by peer force per unit area and unchecked power. A woman on the train he is guarding attempts to smuggle common salt disguised as a luxuriate (Chandler 243). Initially, the platoon of Cossacks suggest that she wont be wanting her hubby  when theyre done with her, to which Babel rebukes them (243). He calls them bollocks  and says If you cypher back, platoon, over your hold lives and remember how you yourselves were one time infants in arms, youll see that kind of talk isnt right (243).  This understandably indicates his personal time value for family and moral give-and-take of women. A fewer minutes later(prenominal) when it is disco... '