The Lord of the Flies as Social Commentary

As a social commentary, the Lord's flying is the last pessimistic novel. In the Cold War and the communist panic, this alarming aura functions as the background of the island. The problems solved by the fly lords include how the dictators held power, the democratic nations constantly functioning, what is the natural state and destiny of humans and society, and male-led conflict It includes the core approach to mankind in promotion. In the war the plane was shot down, boys were worried that "red men" would find them in front of the British, it is Golding intends to consider the isolated presence of a boy as an adult military world microcosm .

"The Lord of the Flies" by William Golding and "Animal Farm" by George Orwell rely on fables for a serious social commentary on certain aspects of social construction projects. Each character of "Fly King" and Animal Farm are trying to create an equally functional society, but the goal is nothing but Utopia, but it is not only to endanger their dreams but also serious Personality disorder An environment that causes ectopic and dysfunctional states. In fact, "fly king" and the results of animal farms are not only failures of social construction projects but also failures of the society that it is about to replace.

In William Golding's Lord of the Flies, extensive symbolism was used to convey the theme of the novel. Golding uses settings using vocabulary, personality traits and social commentaries. With these literary tools, Golding makes the reader understand the function and purpose of the Lord's leap. First, the island itself is intended to represent a place like Eden and is not affected by humans (Golding 12). However, this paradise was eroded by the sudden arrival of mankind. Clearly, Golding believes that the arrival of mankind is unpleasant for the island that is natural. He expressed the plane crash as "scratch". Golding)

At first glance, the flies of the Lord seems to be a mere story of adventure and action. However, by considering various uses of symbolism, the real theme of the novel is revealed. Golding comments on the essence of humanity. Some of us believe that, as we know, not the threat of nuclear war and other external forces, but the essence of humanity will lead to the ultimate destruction of civilization.

Even half a century after the first publication, the Lord's flies ranked 70th among the 100 most challenging books of the American Library Association from 1990 to 2000, evoking critical comments and controversies I continued. This novel is a relatively simple and intense tone and is a course of English literature, as well as a wide range of potential analysis of text, which has become a popular work for many years for readers and critics. Lenore J. Gussin expresses Golding as "a controversial figure". From "Flying King", his work received many evaluations and criticisms. "The structure of the king of the fly, the ironic conclusion and its fables and the function of the pure fable have been praised in various ways. In the 1960 study of Golding's work, C. B. Cox said" Lord of men may be the most important novel that was published in this country in the 1950s. "