In his novel Lord of the Flies (Herr der Fliegen) Golding paints a pessimistic picture of the human being. In this analysis the symbols and main motifs Golding uses are interpreted, and the main persons are characterized. A major part of this text is concerned with the motif of the human animal. Main charactersThe situation the boys encounter: The Garden of EdenThe outside worldThe BeastThe Lord of the FliesReason vs. SavageryExtensive list of vocabularyThis work can also be used as an addition to TMD 2427 and as a study resource for the Abitur.(text in English)

---

Weiterführende Informationen

• Leseprobe