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Analysis of Lord of the Flies Desire for Power Marxist Criticism

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Analysis of Lord of the Flies Desire for Power Marxist Criticism

Kaprea Devila Miss Safari English II-H, period 1 18 March 2011 Desire for Power The working class of society has led most, if not all, revolutions in all of history. For example, the working class led the revolution in America when the thirteen colonies desired to separate from Great Britain. In many cases in history, the working class led the revolution and created a shift in power. In chapter six of Lord of the Flies, William Golding expresses the ideas of Marxist Criticism through the tension and conflict between the hunters and the chief by demonstrating that man?s desire for power will cause the revolution led by the hunters.
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