THE THEME OF WAR IN AMERICAN ROCK POETRY (CHESTER BENNINGTON AND MIKE SHINODA OF LINKIN PARK)

The article examines the theme of war and conflicts in the texts of American rock music in the example of the work of Linkin Park. It has been found that music is used as a means of expressing social criticism, protest, and discussion of political issues. Special attention is paid to the analysis of lyrics in rock poetry, which reveal deep emotional experiences and reflect on the consequences of armed conflicts for society and individuals. The analyzed lyrics of Linkin Park's songs (Hands Held High (2007), Wretches and Kings (2010), and War (2014)) demonstrate a complex lyrical content that goes beyond the usual description of military actions and addresses questions of moral responsibility, internal struggle, and search for peace. Research reveals that the theme of war in rock music goes beyond social commentary, serving as a significant tool for shaping the collective consciousness of listeners. The lyrics of Linkin Park exemplify how intricate social and political messages can be effectively communicated through music. Their work encapsulates broader cultural and social contexts, encouraging listeners to reflect on the value of peace and the importance of humanist principles. The article provides an in-depth analysis of the use of rock texts as a form of social action and artistic expression, emphasizing their ability to stimulate reflection and contribute to forming an active public position

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