English - Themes of KatS

Humanity

The idea of being a civil human, possessing values such as kindness, understanding and the ability to care for others.

Artificiality

Something that is made or created rather than natural or genuine.

Individuality

The unique qualities and characteristics that make a person different from others.

Conformity

Changing your behaviour or opinions to fit in with a group.

Alienation

Feeling isolated, disconnected or separated from other people or society.

Vulnerability

Being open to harm, difficulty or emotional hurt.

Empathy

The ability to understand and share another person's feelings.

Compassion

Showing kindness and concern for someone who is suffering or struggling.

Exploitation

Treating people unfairly in order to gain an advantage or benefit.

Inequality

An unfair situation where some people have more opportunities, rights or resources than others.

Hierarchy

A system in which people or groups are ranked according to importance or power.

Obsolescence

The state of becoming outdated or no longer useful.

Replication

The act of copying or reproducing something.

Manipulation

Controlling or influencing someone unfairly to get what you want.

Dehumanisation

Treating people as if they are less important than human beings or do not deserve respect.

Sentimentality

Showing strong emotions, sometimes more than is reasonable for a situation.

Ambiguity

The idea of something not being completely clear, so people may understand it in different ways.

Identity

A person's sense of who they are, including their beliefs, personality and background.

Mortality

The fact that all living things will eventually die.

Replaceability

The idea that a person or thing can be easily substituted by another.