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              <text>REPRESENTATION OF CLASS STRUGGLE AND CLASS CONFLICT IN FILMS: A MARXIST ANALYSIS</text>
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              <text>Films represent society and in a society there is a struggle between people and classes made by the people. In any type of film there is an underlying philosophy. Marxist philosophy or Marxism came out of classical German philosophy and it has a strong presence in countries like Russia and India. Marxism deals with various ideologies like capitalism, class struggle, class conflict and economy struggle. The study aims to analyze the portrayal of those ideologies through two Russian and two Indian films by applying qualitative (content analysis and in depth interview) methodology. </text>
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