

A carregar... Lord of the Flies (original 1954; edição 2003)por William Golding (Autor), E. L. Epstein (Posfácio)
Pormenores da obraLord of the Flies por William Golding (1954)
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My favorite book of all time. ( ![]() We watched this in high school in the late sixties. Very harrowing experience. From a teaching stand-point I love the figurative language, symbolism, and other many literary devices that I am able to use when teaching this book... However, for some reason, my students cannot keep the names of the characters straight! Jack, Piggy, and Ralph seem to be the only names that they can remember. I realize that the vocabulary for this book is probably a little challenging, but my 10th grade students just wouldn't read at all! *Blowing out a sigh.* Perhaps we'll try something different next year. From a "I Like to Read What I Want on My Own" standpoint, this wouldn't be quite so high on my list. I don't necessary look for things like figurative language and definitely don't look for symbolism when reading for pleasure. I like the plot line of once civilized boys lost on an island turn to savagery, but this wouldn't be my first choice. The teacher side of me won out which means it receives 4 stars versus 3. Se lo envío a Magdalena Marín Conde, grupo Facebook - febrero 2021 I'd probably have liked this book if I'd not taken it to pieces in high school, but even without that it probably would have struck me as clunky.
There is no blinking the fact that this English schoolmaster turned novelist understands growing boys to the heart; one must go back to"High Wind in Jamaica" to find a comparable tour de force. The uneasy conviction persists that he despises the child who is father to the man-and the man as well. Homo sapiens needs all the friends he can find these days, in and out of novels. "Lord of the Flies" is an allegory on human society today, the novel's primary implication being that what we have come to call civilization is, at best, skin deep. With undertones of "1984" and "High Wind in Jamaica," this brilliant work is a frightening parody on man's return (in a few weeks) to that state of darkness from which it took him thousands of years to return. Fully to succeed, a fantasy must approach very close to reality. "Lord of the Flies" does. It must also be superbly written. It is. Belongs to Publisher SeriesBiblioteca Folha (19) Blackbirds (1991.2) Delfinserien (112) El balancí (16) — 20 mais El libro de bolsillo (381) Európa Zsebkönyvek (303) Fischer Taschenbuch (1462) Literaire reuzenpocket (309) Nederland leest (2016) Penguin Books (1471) Penguin Modern Classics (1471) Está contido emTem a adaptaçãoTem um comentário sobre o textoTem um guia de estudo para estudantes
Following a world war, a group of school boys survives a plane crash on a deserted island and creates a hellish environment leading to savagery and murder. Two leaders--one civilized, one depraved--epitomize the forces that war eternally in the human spirit. Não foram encontradas descrições de bibliotecas. |
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