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Item Failure of Individual Values in Aravind Adiga’s Last Man in Tower(Department of English, 2012) Sapkota, Bhoj RajThis dissertation explores the protagonist’s failure due to the capitalist ideology in Aravind Adiga’s novel Last Man in Tower where the characters are depicted from lower middle class in contrast to the images from upper middle class. Adiga’s Last Man in Tower develops an image of interpellation of the individual that is constructed and associated with capitalist society. Some of his characters are demure and docile and suppressed by capitalist ideology. They are ready to do according to their societal structure because they are in the trap of capitalism. This dissertation highly concentrates on the protagonist’s fight against capitalist ideology to establish his individual values where he is doomed to fail as capitalism does not permit him to move against its pace.Item Interpellation of Individual in Roley's American Son(Department of English, 2009) Subedi, LaxmiBrian Ascalon Roley’s American Son depicts that the interpellation of the individual is the system created by the capitalist social configuration. Tomas has been influenced by cultures, education systems, traditions, and behaviors in which the capitalistic ideology is deeply embedded. He gets often attracted to the myth of American Son, American success, and possesses an instinctual dislike to his own dark Asian colour. His disobedience towards his own Phillipino culture and extreme form of hegemony in America is the result of capitalism. Therefore, Tomas is representative character of other non-western people who are interpellated by such capitalistic ideologyItem Representation of Working Class People in Premchand’s Nirmala(Department of English, 2017) Khanal, LekhanathThe capitalistic configuration design of this novel Nirmalaby Munshi Premchand evokes the subordination of the working class people. The structure is set up in such a way that all the downtrodden characters are to think that whatever the hardship and suffering are happenings to them are because of the economics exploration and the ruling ideology of the capitalist mindset. They are restricted beyond the social peripheries that are framed in the name of social status, religion gender, sexuality, patriarchy, tradition and culture. InNirmalaPremchand mainly focused on working class people. Nirmala is more women centric; he has thrown light on the status of Indian women and how they are treated. For addressing the issue of proletariat he has brought the sympathetic character Nirmala, on the one hand and on the other the bourgeoisie Babu Balachandra who exploit the workers. Each and every character is bind with the bondage of suppression and is compelled to live under the power of capitalist hegemony. Most of the characters are victimized either by objectification or reification.