The New State · Character
Jörn Uhl
Character from a novel, used as an example of individual development.
minor
First appearance: part iii group organization democracy s method
Jörn Uhl's tie to Mr. A is one of the pressures that moves The New State—worth meeting in the text, not only on a cast list.
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With Mr. A (psychological): Jörn Uhl appears as a literary or symbolic reference that Mr. A uses to illustrate a point about individuality or society. With Narrator (social): The narrator briefly mentions Jörn Uhl as a…
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- Psychological
- Social
Character groups
- Pluralist and Illustrative Figures
- Theoretical and Legal Foundations
- Protagonist
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- Setup
- Escalation
- Breaking point
- Aftermath
- Closing
This chapter represents the dramatic climax because it shifts the narrative from diagnosing the problem of fra…
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- Mr. A
psychological · ambivalent
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- Narrator
social · ambivalent
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See Jörn Uhl in part iii group organization democracy s method