Marcuse notes that:
A. the total amount of repression in modern industrial societies is less than the amount of repression in less advanced societies.
B. as our necessary repression has lessened, our surplus repression has increased.
C. we suffer from much less surplus repression today than we did during the time of our grandparents.
D. technology has, it turns out, failed to decrease our burden of necessary repression.
E. it is impossible to decrease the total burden of repression.
Question 2
Marcuse tells us that, in order to encourage people to struggle to free themselves from surplus repression, we must:
A. falsely promise them a release from necessary repression.
B. make them see the difference between the necessary repression they must endure, and the surplus repression from which they can be liberated.
C. first free them from necessary repression.
D. gain the support of the ruling class.
E. None of the above
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