Life of Pi, by Yann Martel

People have a strong desire to survive, break the inner boundaries and break his principle to save their lives. Survival has three aspects: psychological, emotional and physical survival. They are all interrelated and have to go through all three phases to maintain them. In order to survive through psychology, emotion, and body health, we must break the inner principles of high morality and deep religious commitment.

The protagonist of Pi, Yann Martel's novel Life of Pi, faces many challenges at sea, along with a tiger called Richard Parker. This tiger is very annoying, but it plays an essential role in the survival of Pi. Throughout the story, Richard Parker symbolizes survival, reflection of Pi, and the existence of God. Although initially unclear, the great threat of the tiger is combined with the survival symbol of Pi. Although Richard Parker is a big problem for Pi, he himself symbolizes ... or himself, Yann Martel's Pi of Life has raised these functions to the next level. All the symbolism of zebra, hyena, orangutan, tiger contributes to the trip to the sea with Pi characters and lifeboats. Zebra can symbolize many things from yin and yang to individualism. In a symbolic sense, it is up to the reader to decide that the symbol becomes a symbol.

Somehow on his long trip to the sea. In his novel "The Skin of Life", Yarn Martel explains to some extent the subject of human existence using symbolism. In 'Skin of life', the whole book uses the symbol. Yan Martel shows the importance to a certain aspect and its story by using symbolism in the book. Let's see the hidden symbol in the book, Orange. Orange is a symbol of Hinduism, the value of your experience and custom. Our values ​​and beliefs are directly related to the struggle we experience in our life and the adversity we face. Throughout the novel, Yann MArtel shows that Pi strengthened the beliefs of all three religions, but still strives to realize the expectations and achievement of these religions. "Choosing doubt as the philosophy of life is like choosing to decide.