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Totalitarianism, surveillance, and loss of individuality

Hypocrisy of the Puritan society, the nature of sin, and the plight of women

Industrialization, utilitarianism, and the dehumanization of work

Corruption of socialist ideals and the nature of power

Optimism, religion, and the cruelty of the world

Gender roles, loss of identity, and theocratic control

Racial injustice, the destruction of innocence, and moral growth

The vacuity of middle-class life and the social pressures toward conformity

Class consciousness, marriage, and gender roles in 19th century Britain

War's destructiveness, free will, and the illusion of progress

Excesses of the 1980s Wall Street, racism, and class divisions

Consumerism, technology in governance, and loss of individuality

The banality of everyday life, Irish nationalism, and the human condition

Corporate power, information control, and the commodification of culture

Moral concepts of sin, the structure of society, and the flaws of political and religious leaders

Irish economic conditions under British rule, and indifference towards the poor

Capitalism, superficiality, and the amorality of the yuppie culture

Society's fixation on wealth and social climbing, and the emptiness of high society

Bureaucracy, the absurdity of war, and the dehumanization of life during conflict

Human nature, the British monarchy, and colonialism

Censorship, the loss of intellectual freedom, and the effects of technology

Racial identity, eugenics, and the social constructions of race

Absurdities of bureaucracy and the irrational nature of war

The relationship between the individual and the state, and the concept of the general will

The American Dream, class disparity, and materialism

Toxic masculinity, consumerism, and the struggle for self-identity

Racism, slavery, and societal expectations in the antebellum South

Religious fundamentalism, migration, and cultural identity

The importance of youth and appearance, the degradation of literacy, and the obsession with technology