The Unknown Citizen

'The Unknown Citizen' by W.H. Auden is a whimsical satire which scares some people because it was written by a man who understood how the government and powers actually monitor and manage mass populations. But he was protesting it by revealing this information in the form of a whimsical satire.

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This poem is complicated but it has a simple theme which is the man cannot be a machine

can you explain me the reason being the title "The Unknown Citizen" I mean how the title suits poem ?

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You mentioned twice that 'we live in a free society' - so we can see that he is brainwashed, implying that we are not. I wouldn't be so comfortable with stating that so leisurely.
That phrase "free society" is like something that should make us behave as Pavel's dogs, conforming to the notion that we actually live in a free society. The reasearchers into Public Opinion would be content with our proper reaction to these advertisments.

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