What Is The Theme Of The Poem The White Man's?
What Is The Theme Of The Poem The White Man's?
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Western civilization, decency, and politeness are emphasized in the poem “The White Man’s Burden” as being superior. The poet argues that although the white race has assumed the task of passing down civilization to the rest of the globe, it has also experienced savagery and the Holocaust. This has resulted in the best moral framework being superior, leading to individuals acting in a reasonable, temperate, and sanguine manner that withstands any criticism and yet exemplifies the superiority of Western religion, culture, social structure, and moral framework. This connects mannerisms to the overall social structure.
The White Man’s Summary