Candide, by Voltaire

Somewhere in the world cars are stolen, children steal from mother's wallet, banks are being stolen. Why do people steal things and take things for their arguments? In many cases, the characteristic of greed is the reason people participate in this action. Characteristics of greed can not be seen through appearance and can not be seen through human behavior itself. In Candide, Voltaire expresses greed in a satiric way through the behavior of characters in the novel. Through this trait, people are forced to pay a sacrifice and believe that happiness and satisfaction can only be found when they become rich.

Through Volandire Candide by CANDIDE, the author Voltaire shows his character's experience in a cruel world and his fight for happiness. Initially, Candide hopes to be happy even if you do not try hard to make your own goal, and can only deal with easily in every situation. But at the end of the book, I understand that the character needs to do a lot of work, compromise, and sacrifice in order to be happy. Frankly, I am a privileged person who started living in the castle. Gap between Hobbes world and frank world In Hobbes' anarchist world, humans are always and selfish living. My brothers waged a war. In this world, nature exists as a place of evolution for competition. Strong and unwieldy survival, even survival can cause "hatred, savage, short lives" (Hobbes). However, in the case of restrictions (government), the world of hobbies can enter society. according to

According to Vandaire's Candide, he explained the transformation of the hero's Candide through the story. Voltaire is ironic, arranging the shape of the character, expressing Candide's view of life, using exaggerated and contrast techniques. Basically, the hero endure human suffering to get the ultimate fate. In addition, Voltaire also shows the development of personality as a child's innocent personality, he is not responsible for knowing great people. In the text, the language shows the maturity of Candide. At the beginning of the novel, the reader finds compact, colorful and crisp sentences As a Candide, heroes run through life. Voltaire later adopted a calm and reflective style similar to the intellectual development of Candide. In addition, the author disputes the overly optimistic philosophy that Candide and Pangloss present.