A Comparison of Hubris in Catcher in the Rye, Scarlet Letter, and Great Gatsby

The arrogance of "Watcher in the Rye", scarlet letter, and great Gatsbyr 's Richmond praised Sophocles' Oedipus the King as the greatest tragedy in Greece, but he could not infer Russia. The influence of Dipus on the tragic pride of contemporary literature and philosophy It is a characteristic of the cause of collapse and the criminal motive and appears in various protagonists such as Salinger, Fitzgerald and Hawthorne; to gain pardon only through repentance and completeness To abandon pride.

Maya Angelou and Harper Lee are not the only writers on the list. Other popular books are "Great Gatsby", "Scarlet letter", "Huckleberry Fin adventure", "Rye catcher". John Steinbeck (pearl, mouse and human, red pony, angry grape) and Tony Morrison (Solomon's song, Sura, the most blue eyes, loved one) is a writer represented by Shakespeare. The title is representative. Novels with high literary values ​​such as "Independence Peace" by John Knowles, "The Lord of the Flies" by William Golding, "Alice Wessel's Night", "Ray ·" are also widely studied. Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 "," Wine of Dandelion "," October's Country ", and" Evil This Way "behind these favorites, as Bronte (Wuthering Heights and Jane Eyre), Orwell And the animal farm) are still reading.

Many of the old literary works are still taught mainly by the author's linguistic approach. Novels such as "Great Gatsby", "Red Letter", "Watcher in the Rye" are known for their unique style and language creativity. There are also many recent novels that are well written. As a precious teacher, literature is the first example of a student learning to communicate in the world and literature. Education should provide students the tools they need to be valuable parts of society, and such tools are critical ability to think. We hope that they not only passively consume the surroundings but also analyze and critique them. Literature accomplishes this goal in two ways. Because of the problems and themes they are exploring, many novels encourage them to think critically.