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    Moral disengagement is prevalent within the character Jack. In the novel lord of the flies by William Golding. This novel is involves a group of boys that became stranded on an island, these boys endure many hardships that leads them to separate into two different groups ralph’s group which had the objective to get saved and Jack’s group which focused on hunting animals, and later humans. The character Jack within the novel proves to be the most morally disengaged. Aspects of moral disengagement…

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    What is a society without leadership? Disorganized and dysfunctional. When clear, working leadership is not in place, a society struggles to prosper. In William Golding’s Lord of the Flies, the lack of functional leadership is what prevents society from flourishing on the island. Ralph’s lack of confidence and disagreement with others on the correct way to lead, creates dysfunctionality on the island and shows Golding’s feelings on the way society operates. It is clear that the author feels…

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    on the ponderous island. Many of them experience new emotions and thrills in the novel. The deaths of the boy with the mulberry birthmark, Simon, and Piggy are key figures for the group to lose their innocence, corruption of anarchy, and loss of civilization. The death of the boy with the mulberry…

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    can affect them. In Lord of the Flies young boys crash on an Island without any adults and supervision, throughout this story they learn to fend for themselves and fear what they cannot see. The novel , Lord of the Flies, expresses the theme of civilization vs. savagery throughout the novel using plot, setting, and characterization. The plot is a key factor to show the changing of the boys from civilized boys to savages throughout the novel. From the beginning, they took the first step to a…

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    The William Golding’s novel “Lord of the Flies” portrayed a story that took place during a nuclear war. A plane full of boys crashed on an deserted island and have to survive on their own. The book presented how their civilization and social organization gradually regressed into savagery and a primitive state. Two completely contradictory leaders were shown in the novel : Ralph and Jack. Ralph led by reason, while Jack led by fear. Due to how Ralph remained civilized and intelligent on the…

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    Society: Masked In Civilization People are only as good as where they come from; they are only as good as what society can tell them to be. Humans derived from cave men and, as some people may argue, monkeys. The animals and people which we view as savage, we came from. Shirley Jackson argues in “The Lottery” that this savage behavior is still embedded in human nature. In this short story, a seemingly ordinary village holds an annual lottery that takes a turn for the dark side. “The Lottery,”…

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    The archaic stage was the second stage of cultural development in the Americas. The archaic stage is when most cultures began living more settled lives in contrast to continual migrating in search of food. They began improving their tools and used baskets for food gathering and storage. The beginning stages of agriculture come at this stage. The period of time it took one culture to progress into this stage of cultural evolution varied from one group to another. Each culture's needs and…

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    The Dalai Lama, a wise religious figure, reminds us to “do not let the behavior of others destroy your inner peace.” Loss of innocence happening over time is natural, however the rapid need for change forced on the boys leads to mass chaos. In William Golding's book, Lord of the Flies, the bewildered young boys lose their innocence through their interactions with each other on the island. There are many passages from the book Lord of the Flies that demonstrate the children losing their innocence…

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    of the earliest civilizations that emerged in the world. Even though the two river valley civilizations arose around similar time periods within close proximity to each other, the geography, government, and religion had major similarities and differences from 2,000 B.C. to 100 B.C. The geography between Egypt and Mesopotamia had many similarities and differences. The main reason that these civilizations thrived in their location was because they were built on large river valleys. With the Nile…

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    the malicious and mean “bully” of the story. When Jack wasn’t chosen as captain he changed in many ways. Jack stopped listening to Ralph, became obsessed with hunting, became interested in wearing masks, began killing humans, and destroying the civilization of the boys. He was a bad influence on the rest of the boys. Jack stopped obeying Ralph when he didn’t win as captain. Jack was so flustered that he didn’t want Ralph to be the boss of him. He says, “I’m going off by myself. He can…

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