Tag: destructive power

This collection of articles explores the theme of destructive power in William Golding’s novel “Lord of the Flies”. Through a variety of lenses, including psychology, literary criticism, and historical analysis, these articles examine how power and its abuse can lead to destruction on both individual and societal levels. Topics include the role of fear in the boys’ descent into savagery, the symbolism of the conch shell as a representation of order and authority, and parallels between the events in the novel and real-life instances of power struggles leading to chaos and violence. Overall, this collection offers an insightful exploration into one of the most significant themes in “Lord of the Flies”.