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(Frage) überfällig  | | Datum: | 13:34 Mo 29.06.2009 | | Autor: | Dinker |
Hallo
Ich wäre sehr dankbar um Korrektur
The reader hasnt the to take a breather because every moment can happen something important.
In contrast to the most people at this time he doesnt believe in human beings good nature. This attitude was influenced by the first World War, where he saw the mans ferocity and cruelty.
Simone is a spiritual character because he can see more then the others.
He makes a scatter impression.
This perspective allows the other to show us as much as possible what is going on in the boys mind.
He is endevear to keep the groups focus on the hope for rescue.
Several times he loses his focus for rescuing.
Light-hearted life = unbeschwerte Leben?
Faber and Montag support each other. Faber helps Montag to carry on his way and helps him as advisor. With the aid of Montag, Faber loses his coward behaviour, because he becomes new energy to combat the system.
He has a clear aid in mind.
The citizen are completely alienated, all the human features like family, love, religion are eradicated.
The reader can projects Montags thought.
Ralph wird zum gejagten = ?
Their focus to be rescued has replaced by their frenzy for hunting and torture.
Every character represents a particular attitude. For example Ralph stands for democracy, Piggy for intellectualism and Jack for his authoritarian power.
Although the dark side of human-being is different distinct by the characters, nevertheless you see by every character a propensity to the inner beast.
His will to change his life becomes stronger.
The savage is the central character in the novel. He is the only one who can compare the Brave new world with other worlds, so he can judge how the life is there. Neither of the two world he can find his fulfilment, because both world doesnt allow him to life according to his notion. Therefore the logical conclusion is, that he hasnt another escape then to commit suicide. With this ending the author pressures the reader to question what is going false in the Brave new World. By this process the reader sees that a lot of the trends are similar to the world today.
The point of view shifts several times. Sometimes we see the world from Ralph perspective, other times from Simones or Piggy perspective. To give us important information or describe the nature, the author interferes in the story.
Because the author shifts several times the perspective, the reader has a an impartial view.
But I have my doubts if he is really persuaded how the government works. I think he supports the system as long he can take advantage.
The novel takes place in the future, but it isnt mention the exactly year. Also the place doesnt find mention.
A lot of the people in our society cant be for their own. So they dont take time to think about their life or make thought about relevant things, because they prefer futile entertainment.
Or instead to have real communication a lot of people prefer to communication (with) the internet, where you can find special platforms like facebook.
This novel belongs to the literary genre of dystopian. That means the author shows us a world which seems to be perfect. But when you receive more information about this world you come more and more to the discretion what a horrible world this is in fact. Because peoples mind is suppressed and the people arent allowed to deviate from the norm. The author has the intention to warn us, how our own world could end, when we continue our trends.
The peoples manipulation begins before they are born with the genetical producing, where the government determines the peoples quality, so that they behaviour in the government interest.
But based on the way as the description the island the reader becomes already a foreshadowing, that the island isnt so perfectly as the boys think.
Vielen Dank
gruss Dinker
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(Mitteilung) Reaktion unnötig  | | Datum: | 14:20 Do 30.07.2009 | | Autor: | matux |
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