Allegory for War in Battle of the Ants by David Thoreau

David Thoreau 's war fable in' Ant 's Battle' The reading record I chose was David Thoreau 's "Battle of the Ants". I chose this article because I think this is a strong article about interesting topics. When I first read it, I was surprised by the boring theme, but after reading a few times I began to see its true beauty. The story is about the government and the war, and it is portrayed by a fight between ants and death. "Militant's army covered all the hills and valleys in my garden, regardless of whether it was red or black, the ground was scattered with all the dead and the dead." Ali represents mankind for freedom There.

Henry David Thoreau 's book "Walden" has a section devoted to ant battle. The story of Thoreau's fight afterwards was very detailed and full of historical suggestions. These implications make readers the theme of war and patriotism. About 75% of the papers are about patriotism, heroism, and courage. After reading this article, people think that Thoreau is laughing at humans. As humble as a hero, feces eat ants. He has repeatedly mentioned about the greatest war of mankind and heroes, not the fieriness of ants. Thoreau can not be said to be too high for the whole human being.

David Thoreau 's war fable in' Ant 's Battle' The reading record I chose was David Thoreau 's "Battle of the Ants". I chose this article because I think this is a strong article about interesting topics. When I first read it, I was surprised by the boring theme, but after reading a few times I began to see its true beauty. The story is about the government and the war, and it is portrayed by a fight between ants and death. "Militant's army covered all the hills and valleys in my garden, regardless of whether it was red or black, the ground was scattered with all the dead and the dead." Ali represents mankind for freedom There.