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    Lord of the Flies

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    author of ‘Lord of the Flies’‚ was a British novelist‚ poet and playwright‚ born 19 September 1911 at Cornwall. He grew up with his father Alec Golding‚ a socialist science teacher‚ his mother Mildred and brother Joseph. When he went to Oxford University he first studied Natural Sciences but transferred to English Literature and Philosophy which was much more interesting for Mr Golding. After his studies he was active as an actor‚ a writer and he also became a schoolmaster. During World War II and

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    deflected will differ among every man. In William Golding’s Lord of the Flies symbolism is used to communicate the theme of Understanding the Inhumanity/Inherent Evil of Man as represented through the spear‚ the fire‚ and Lord of the Flies. The spear represents the evil inside of humankind and the perception that killing and hurting each other out of anger is acceptable. Fire symbolizes the evil act of stealing to achieve a human wants. Lastly‚ Lord of the Flies is the symbolizes the Inherent Evil of Man

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    Lord of the Flies

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    Lord of the Flies Essay Simon says‚ “(M)aybe there is a beast….maybe it’s only us” (p110). How does Golding’s novel Lord of the Flies develop this idea? The beauty of literature is becoming lost in our modern world‚ through film and television. It is not until we stop to wonder‚ stop to allow ourselves to truly appreciate the beauty of the written word that we can sincerely value to artistry of authors. The beauty of artistry as seen through literature is a gift to all those who read. It allows

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    chapter 8‚ page 152‚ when he is speaking to the Lord of the Flies (the Beast). “…and his gaze was held by that ancient‚ inescapable recognition…” which could represent the ancient battle between ‘Christ’ or ‘God’ and the Devil; the evil residing within everyone. Also‚ in that chapter on page 158‚ it says‚ “he [Simon] knew his time was coming on… ‘You know perfectly well you’ll only meet me [Lord of the Flies] down there…” which further demonstrates that the Lord of the Flies could be the Devil. Another

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    The Day of the Lord

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    RELG 314 – Term Paper The Day of the Lord April 8‚ 2011 Kristopher Susilo 36951101 What would it be like during the second coming of Jesus Christ? Many Christian believers have been waiting for this time to come. It is not known when the Lord decides to visit the earth again. The second coming of Jesus Christ‚ also known as The Day of the Lord‚ is a special term in the Bible used to refer to a period of time when God directly intervene with human life. For Christian believers that have remained

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    the person harassed will never have the same mentality.  In William Golding’s novel Lord of the Flies‚ a plane crashes on a deserted island and all that remains is a group of boys. No adults – young boys all alone. Throughout the novel the children have leadership roles and rules in order for their continued existence. The experience a person has while on the island is how they reach their goal – survival. Lord of the Flies is a classic because it is seen as a metaphor for high school in this contemporary

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    The Good War Analysis

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    One usually associate war with slaughter and envy. War is a serious commitment and places financial burdens on the countries involved. In Studs Terkel’s book‚ The Good War‚ he reveals first hand accounts of war veterans and people involved in World War II. Most of these interviewers share their tortuous times at war‚ but enjoy talking about the good times they had. This gives light to personal development and positive gains that came from war. In my paper‚ I will focus on how some good came out of

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    March 2012 Alfred Lord Tennyson: Poet Extraordinaire of his time during the mid-1800s Alfred Lord Tennyson’s life and opinions are reflected in his poetry without the concern of admirers or critics. His opinion questions the challenges of death‚ love‚ and faith as natural occurrences in life. These engagements of Tennyson’s thoughts are reflected in three of his poems‚ “In Memoriam A.H.H.”‚ “To the Queen”‚ and “Faith”. With the publication of his poems in 1842‚ Alfred Lord Tennyson was recognized

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    The story of The Lord of the Flies takes place over a long period of time and many events occur that change the circumstances of a normal real-world setting. Using children as all of the characters not only added to the effect of touching at the core nature of man‚ but exemplified it to be more pure and true in the aspect that they had not experienced civilized life as long as an adult would have and that they were forced to mature outside of their usual niche. The longer that the children were on

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    War Is Kind Analysis

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    The Harshness of War Effects Soldiers‚ As Well As the People Close to Them in “The Wound Dresser” and “Wars is Kind” @“The Wound Dresser” by Walt Whitman and “War is Kind” by Stephen Crane‚ are both sad yet beautifully poetic works of art that focus on the harshness of war with many similarities displayed in diverse ways like tone‚ writing style‚ theme‚ and how the author’s individual experiences with war have helped create these works of art. @First‚ both “The Wound Dresser” and “War is Kind” are similar

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