Preservation Of Society In The Lord Of The Flies By William Golding
“Do you know what we are those of us who count as pillars of society? We are society's tools, neither more nor less,” said Henrik Ibsen. A society defines how people act, how people talk, how people live their lives. If society were to be destroyed what people would rely on to guide them. The definition of a society is the aggregate of people living together in a more or less ordered community. People, therefore, live together, their actions reflect how society is, society can react in millions of different ways to things people do. People want to live in peace, love is a big step to get us to that point, love brings unity, love brings happiness within all sides of life. There are a lot of core values to society that holds it in place, society
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I would choose this book because it reflects a lot on how us humans work and how we can work at times. This book is very unique and is dark in some ways and scary. The Lord of the Flies includes many themes that can benefit society in many ways and can teach society what to do and not to do. But we are going to focus on a very big theme that really affects how society works. In this book, there is a big theme/conflict, and that is Civilization vs Savagery. These 2 nouns are 2 instincts that are hidden somewhere inside of us humans. Civilization is being apart of a society, living with good moral values and commands, living by the rules and not breaking them, value others and your community. Savagery is very scary when it is in full effect. Savagery is when there is no society, we fend for ourselves, hunter-gatherers and in this book, there is a mix of savagery and civilization. Savagery, in other words, is doing what you want to gratify your desires, acting violent and killing others, and gaining power by force using violence. This book is driven by both civilization and savagery greatly, and those 2 nouns can really affect society. They affect how we live our life and how we act as humans.This book is a perfect example of how us humans can act and can show society what to do and not to do. The Lord of The Flies is the perfect book to preserve society for its great teachings that can benefit society, and teach society what to do and not
I would choose this book because it reflects a lot on how us humans work and how we can work at times. This book is very unique and is dark in some ways and scary. The Lord of the Flies includes many themes that can benefit society in many ways and can teach society what to do and not to do. But we are going to focus on a very big theme that really affects how society works. In this book, there is a big theme/conflict, and that is Civilization vs Savagery. These 2 nouns are 2 instincts that are hidden somewhere inside of us humans. Civilization is being apart of a society, living with good moral values and commands, living by the rules and not breaking them, value others and your community. Savagery is very scary when it is in full effect. Savagery is when there is no society, we fend for ourselves, hunter-gatherers and in this book, there is a mix of savagery and civilization. Savagery, in other words, is doing what you want to gratify your desires, acting violent and killing others, and gaining power by force using violence. This book is driven by both civilization and savagery greatly, and those 2 nouns can really affect society. They affect how we live our life and how we act as humans.This book is a perfect example of how us humans can act and can show society what to do and not to do. The Lord of The Flies is the perfect book to preserve society for its great teachings that can benefit society, and teach society what to do and not