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    Academic research essay: How have the Arab revolutions influenced politics in North Africa‚ Middle East and the world? Student: Aigerim Oryngaziyeva E15 The revolutions that swept the Arab world over the past two years have revealed the extreme fragility of the major Arab states. “Arab Spring” shakes the Middle East for half years. Many people believe that the key driving the force behind the revolutions are new technologies of social media

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    survive in the conditions you now live in. The boys are put onto an island where resources are scarce‚ and they have to fend for themselves without any adults. One example of the little amount of civilization on the island is the conch shell. The conch shell is introduced at the beginning of the story when the boys first get to the island. Ralph uses it to call everyone to the platform‚ and later uses it to call all of the meetings. “Ralph found his

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    (translation: Being Garifuna is eating machuca‚ speaking Garifuna (for the young people understanding the language even if it’s just a little)‚ and dancing punta. Machuca is typical dish of the Garifuna people consisting of coconut soup with fish‚ shrimp‚ conch‚ and sometimes crab or lobster accompanied by a side of mashed plantains. The Garifuna language is an Arawakan

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    blowing of the conch. This white conch shell‚ found by Ralph and Piggy‚ becomes symbolic of authority and the beginning of civilization on the island. The children try to imitate civilization and impose democracy as they ``vote for chief`` (22). The need for the life that they were accustomed to drives the characters (all boys) to create a type of society in which rules are made and a leader is chosen- Ralph- primarily because he blew the conch. Ralph then decides that he will ``give the conch to the next

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    time. Before everyone lost control‚ that is. Secondly there is the conch shell. The conch was the more obvious symbol of power on the island‚ as it gave the boys a sense of democracy in a lawless place without supervision. With the assemblies called by the conch‚ everyone was given a chance to share their views and thoughts on matters. People respected the conch‚ because it gave them respect from others. Eventually the conch lost all holding of power over the boys‚ except for Piggy‚ who later

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    evil. Good vs. evil comes in on every single symbolic representation in this book‚ when you look at the conch shell‚ the signal fire‚ Piggy’s glasses‚ the island‚ and the scar‚ all of these Symbols represent good vs. evil and come to play when it is represented. There are many aspects to both sides of good vs. evil‚ but at the end‚ evil takes its part and

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    they’d need to complete such as building a shelter and keeping the fire alive. This exemplifies Ralph’s natural leadership and guidance attributes that got him elected in the first place. They were able to setup a democracy-like government by using the conch to express themselves‚ allowing everyone and anyone to speak. It would seem all is well‚ however when Ralph was elected instead of Jack‚ he expressed zealously and humiliation evidential in the quote‚" the freckles on Jack’s face disappeared under

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    fully understand their writing. In the novel‚ Lord of the Flies‚ William Golding uses one very particular symbol to represent society‚ the conch. As the novel progresses the conch alters which complements what is happening throughout the novel. In the beginning of the novel‚ Ralph‚ the main protagonist who represents the average person‚ first picks up the conch. But Piggy‚ another protagonist who represents intelligence‚ was the first to recognize it. “Something creamy lay among the ferny weeds. ‘A

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    with the help of his intellectual ‘Piggy’ to help the boys survive and‚ eventually‚ get rescued. As the novel progresses‚ however‚ the boys change and slowly turn to the leadership of Jack: a power-hungry‚ later tyrannical‚ boy. Three symbols‚ the conch shell‚ Piggy‚ and the “mask”‚ are significant throughout the novel in that

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    The Conch Shell The conch shell is discovered at the very beginning of the novel on the beach. In its first instance it is recognized as a vessel for effectively governing the boys meetings. It is a very powerful symbol throughout the novel becoming a symbol of civilization and order. Throughout the novel as Jack breaks away and reduces his clan to savagery the conch looses it’s democratic power. The conch’s final downfall and disregard is when the Roger and the others ignore the conch and throw

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