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    disperse into two groups‚ with one being the “savages” and the other being the civilized group. Lord Of The Flies has many meanings hidden throughout the story some on a deeper level and others on a basic level‚ these hidden meanings are allegories. One allegory is that the scar left from the plane crash‚ is the boy’s own impact on the world in which they live (The Island). In LOTF the boy’s represent the conflict between the “savages” and the more civilized group of people and how power makes an

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    Fleeing from the goblins‚ Bilbo looks back and realizes that he has made it to the other side of the Misty Mountains. Walking along‚ he stumbles upon Gandalf and the dwarves‚ who have just been wondering whether they should leave without him. The hobbit slips off the ring and surprises them and then explains how he made his way out of the mountain. However‚ he refrains from mentioning his discovery of the magic ring and the role it played in his escape from Gollum and the goblins. Gandalf implores

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    Phil 1050 3/15/16 Caralyn Dawson Allegory of the Cave The main subject of Aristotle’s ‘Allegory of the Cave’ are a group of prisoners who have been kept chained their entire lives in a cave with one opening to the outside. By way of this opening‚ in addition to a strategically placed wall and fire‚ they are able to see the shadows

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    An allegory is a visible symbol that represents an abstract idea. Beowulf was said to be an allegory to the Christ story because it has so many Christian elements in it. in the beginning of Beowulf (lines 1-300) the author tells that beowulf is on his way to help the Danes defeat Grendel‚ a monster that is killing innocent people‚ and was told to be a demon descended from cain (the Bible states that cain killed his own brother and was evil). After Grendel was introduced it explained how he heard

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    The Greek philosopher Plato would have benefitted from using Salvador Dalí’s “The Persistence of Memory” as a tool for defending his views on reality. Dalí’s surrealistic painting and Plato’s “The Allegory of the Cave” refer to the illusionary aspect of the human senses and how easily a fake reality can arise from those tricked senses. Plato would have seen the famous melting clocks representing time’s dynamic nature in dreams and understood their importance to false realities because dreams are

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    While in the cave‚ the shadows are formed by men holding images made of rocks and wood in front of a fire elevated above the men in the allegory (bk. 7‚ 514a-515b). This is strikingly different from the way in which shadows are formed in reality. Plato intentionally uses the sun as the natural light source in the outside world in comparison to the fire formed inside the cave in order to show

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    Tolkien has experienced a resurgence of interest in the last two decades-in a large part thanks to Peter Jackson’s film adaptations of both The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit. However I do not wish to look at the movies‚ or indeed at any of Tolkien’s more prevalent work. I wish to focus on his poetry‚ the poems woven into the narrative of his popular novels (including revised versions published in The History of Middle-earth series) as well as his stand-alone pieces that may have little to do with

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    The Catcher within the Rye. The allegory. fictional character. Harry Potter. The Diary of Anne Frank. Animal Farm. To Kill a Mimus polyglotktos. The Leonardo Code. The Grapes of Wrath. These literary classics are important to the education of the many‚ particularly youngsters and adolescents. These nice novels each teach vital values and educate youngsters regarding international affairs and classic themes. sadly‚ every of those novels has been illegal at one purpose in time. several of those classic

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    Different perceptions will always be in every situation‚ but refusing to keep an open mind is where we fail.We as human beings have been programmed since birth to think one way‚ feel one way and to be captivated inside of this safe zone. The allegory of plato’s cave shows that there is a different perspective in every situation. Anyone who is afraid to leave their state of contentment would be the prisoners kept in the cave. People who are labeled as rebels and even activist for a cause could be

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    just like how adolf Hitler did. Both of the characters resemble the evil and greed that’s going on in our world. They both preyed on the weak and took over when no one paid attention. In Lord Of The Flies by William Golding it shows an political allegory of WWII characters in the book. The book shows a resemblance of major political figures such as FDR and Adolf Hitler. Jack Merridew was shown as the outcast and the reject of the book. He slowly took power with force and preyed on the weak. These

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