Savage vs Civilized

A man needs civilization to control his barbarian aspect. William Golding inspired this theme with his famous novel "The Lord of the Flies". At first glance, Lord of the Fly seems like a simple adventure novel about a group of boys abandoned on a desert island. But if people think more about this novel, I will understand that this book is trying to combine the collapse of civilization with the flaws of human nature. Civilization is a social order promoting cultural creation.

William Golding's novel The Lord of the Flies focuses on the themes of civilizers and barbarians. Through his personal experience in World War II, Golding discovered how the corruption of human nature and its own tendency. In the war, Golding witnessed the fear he could not believe, and they forever changed their views on human nature. Suddenly he discovered that the man is an internal barbarian. I left myself alone, chose myself and was seeking something to others. Golding emphasizes the idea that young boys' roles are utilized, that self-satisfaction is closely related among all humans and is more intuitive than anything else. Without some form of law and code of conduct, people become barbarians before considering ethical behavior. The meaning of the novel argues that if you want to survive in barbaric beasts, humans must have order and moral appearance.

John is Linda's son. He was born in a barbaric sanctuary and, when civilized, most people called barbarians. He is too cultural for barbarians, too moral for civil society. As a result, he could not adapt to these two worlds. He ran into the civilization and tried to escape the reservation. Then he tried to escape to the civilization and fled to the forest. Finally, the only way he really ran away was to commit suicide. Mustapha Mond is a government official and resident manager in Western Europe. He always explains the beliefs and values ​​of civil society. He told John that God is in danger; he also said that civilization does not need heroes and passion. According to Monde, stability and happiness are important. His attitude urged John to reject society and to leave.

John Barbarian has never adapted to society. Through the two conflicting societies, John can not adapt to the main differences of civil society as it is carried out differently. I lived with barbarians, and John felt isolated from barbarians. John ... I want to show more ... In most of conservative life John became increasingly conscious of civilization after John lived in an isolated and emerging society. He despises the civilization because he can not adapt to social policy and beliefs. Alfaga's Helmholtz asked why John looked very bad after John ate mustard and warm water, "I ate civilization ... (216) He civilized civilization And his hostility towards society is because he accuses his illusions more than mustard and hot water for his civilization experience.