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Lord of the Flies by William Golding
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Lord of the FliesLord of the Fliesby William Goldingby William Golding
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I. IntroductionI. Introduction
A.A. Post World War II Era—WWII scared Post World War II Era—WWII scared everyone—even the winnerseveryone—even the winners
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B. Two Opposing Views of Human B. Two Opposing Views of Human NatureNature
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I. IntroductionI. Introduction
C.C. The Story as an AllegoryThe Story as an Allegory1.1. What is an allegory?What is an allegory?
2. What is a microcosm?2. What is a microcosm?
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II. Main ThemesII. Main Themes
A. Human Nature: Good vs EvilA. Human Nature: Good vs Evil1.1. What is good and evil?What is good and evil?2.2. Source for evil?Source for evil?3.3. The God problemThe God problem
B. Civilization vs. NatureB. Civilization vs. Nature
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II. Main Themes continuedII. Main Themes continued
C.C. Loss of InnocenceLoss of Innocence
D.D. Fear and Ignorance (the unknown)Fear and Ignorance (the unknown)
E.E. The Love of PowerThe Love of Power
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II. Themes continuedII. Themes continued
F.F. Search for the Truth (blindness and Search for the Truth (blindness and sight)sight)
F.F. Loss of IdentityLoss of Identity
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III. The SettingIII. The Setting
A. The island: paradise with cutting A. The island: paradise with cutting edges – a microcosm of the worldedges – a microcosm of the world
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III. The SettingIII. The Setting
1. beach and lagoon1. beach and lagoon
2. fruit orchard (Eden)2. fruit orchard (Eden)
3. jungle3. jungle
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III. The SettingIII. The Setting
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III. The Setting continuedIII. The Setting continued
4. The mountain4. The mountain
5. The castle (rock bluff)5. The castle (rock bluff)
6. Allegory of the island6. Allegory of the island
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IV. CharactersIV. Characters
A.A. RalphRalph
B. PiggyB. Piggy
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IV. CharactersIV. Characters
C.C. JackJack
D.D. SimonSimon
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IV. CharactersIV. CharactersE.E. RogerRoger
E.E. SamnericSamneric
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V. Symbols (see symbol chart)V. Symbols (see symbol chart)
A.A. Setting symbolsSetting symbols
B.B. Character symbolsCharacter symbols
C.C. Object symbolsObject symbols
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VI. ConclusionVI. Conclusion
A.A. Psychological importance of Lord of Psychological importance of Lord of the Flies to today’s worldthe Flies to today’s world
B.B. Social ImportanceSocial Importance
C. Universal ImportanceC. Universal Importance