The Literary Value of The Lord of the Rings

The most famous work of the epic fantasy type is written by JRR Tolkien and is the Lord of the Rings published in 1954 in 1954. Whether there are many controversies about stories over the past few decades can be regarded as valuable literary works of this type. Some people think that fantasy is a cliche that it is too unrealistic to keep in touch with everyday life. But when people read between lines, they can find different explanations in the same story; this explanation may not be a stupid and far fetch far enough for people to think.

In the movie and epic story, Lord of the Rings, we met a creature named 発見 which discovered the circle of power belonging to the dark Saur Sauron. The ring became what he could not possess and poisoned his idea. Movie fans will remember in his book "Confessions", early Christian theologians and the Hippo philosopher Augustin explained that his anxiety and pain are the cause of kindness, deadly Pleasure, and turn them into the most important ones. Even though you have not lost anything afraid of losing, your consciousness will realize your anxiety and will lead to more anxiety and concern, he explained.

The purpose of this paper is to analyze linguistic and literary means by concretely identifying and analyzing languages, images, dialogue for explaining the exploitation method of "The Lord of the Rings trilogy" by JRR Tolkien , To integrate evil into Sauron and his characters. It is inside. Oak, One Ring and other descriptions of settings such as artifacts such as Black Gate, Cirith Ungol stairs, Minas Morgul and previous Minas Ithil, Mount Doom

In his epic trilogy "The Lord of the Rings", including three novels, Circle Fellowship, Twin Towers, and the last novel "The Return of the King", JRR Tolkien makes the most of it We use various language skills and literary equipment to do. I draw a theme of evil. The word he uses in the context indicates a deep meaning and accepts the meaning of his sentence based solely on the face value, so the reader impossible to understand the trilogy as a whole Will be. Part of his work is his concept of evil, that is his quest for a concept that is as important in modern society as when Lord of the Rings were written. Several critics, first published nine years after the end of the Second World War, considered Tolkien's "Lord of the Rings" trilogy as a reflection of the political situation during the war . Evil images presented by Tolkien are fascinated by readers of various ages