From Childhood to Adulthood in Fantasy Fictions.

"The fantasy of many children in the 20th century explores the way from childhood to adulthood in a metaphorical way." Discussion "Fantasy is literature for young people" Brian Aldis (substitution of fantasy novels Quoted from the world, 2001) Peter Hunter raised questions about the credibility of fantasy novels in literary circles and suggested that it is a marginal literary form. The views on this subject are different, but many think that fantasy is an "official, simple and escape" consensus and do not regard it as a useful tool to hide young people in a hidden way Hmm.

Childhood and adulthood are two stages of human experience. After birth, childhood continues until the 18th birthday. After reaching 18 years of age, adulthood begins with most people starting to rely on themselves. Childhood and adulthood are important in your life. An obvious life experience in one's young life will contribute to an excellent adult in later life. People often learn many life skills and other important things as children. Adults will be more fulfilling. People already know what they need for their lives. Therefore, childhood and adulthood can complement each other in shaping people's lives and make the right choice.

"The fantasy of many children in the 20th century explores the way from childhood to adulthood in a metaphorical way." Discussion "Fantasy is literature for young people" Brian Aldis (substitution of fantasy novels Quoted from the world, 2001) Peter Hunter raised questions about the credibility of fantasy novels in literary circles and suggested that it is a marginal literary form. - Through his career as a writer, his motive for writing changed. Most of his work originally covered very small audiences. To be precise, Hobbit was made for the audience of his four children. Many of the works published after death were written for his children. A letter named Santa Claus is a letter of Santa Claus written by Tolkien for her child.

Instead of admitting adult panic and mystery, Holden invented the illusion that adulthood is a superficial and hypocritical ("hypocritical") world, childhood is simple, curious, sincere world Did. I can not imagine the children of this world beyond my imagination like an idyllic black wheat field where children play with their childhood playing. For example, it is the same as death - a fatal fall at the edge of the cliff -. He deepened his understanding of childhood and adulthood and made it possible for Holden to cover himself with cynical protective clothing. As the book goes forward, however, the experience of Holden, especially Mr. Antoine and Mr. Phoebe, revealed the shallowness of his idea.