Why is it called irony? The term irony is commonly used to describe a situation where the opposite of what is expected occurs. The word itself has its roots in …
Tag: Socrates
This collection of articles explores the connections and parallels between the character of Socrates, the ancient Greek philosopher, and the themes and symbols present in William Golding’s novel “Lord of the Flies”. Through a variety of lenses, including philosophy, psychology, and literary analysis, these articles delve into questions about morality, society, leadership, and human nature that both Socrates and Lord of the Flies address. By examining how Golding’s characters grapple with similar issues to those that Socrates explored in his dialogues with his fellow Athenians, this collection offers a unique perspective on both works and invites readers to consider what insights they can gain from these two very different but equally thought-provoking texts.