5. PPT on Collocations VA Lab.pptx
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Collocations refer to natural affiliations between closely related words. The relationship can be based on continuous usage over time or proven effectiveness. For example, we say "super-fast train" but not "super quick train". There are seven types of collocations formed by combining different parts of speech, such as adjective+noun, noun+verb, and verb+adverb combinations. Mastering collocations helps convey meaning precisely and effectively in both formal and informal communication.
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1. William Golding depicts humanity as torn between primitive innocence and an evolving intelligence in his novels, exploring the root causes of evil and seeking a relationship between man, the universe, and God.
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- Golding places characters in extreme situations to suggest a mythological dimension and confront the nature of good and evil.
- Recurring symbols and metaphors are used to present oblique truths about the relationship between rationality and spirituality.
- Works like Lord of the Flies and Free Fall deal with themes of original sin and the fall of man from innocence.
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William Golding’s Allegorical World Played through BinariesNational Institute of Technology, Hamirpur,India
William Golding explores fundamental human issues through allegorical stories with binary protagonists. In his novels, he creates fictional worlds where characters face a crisis that tests their humanity. Symbols like darkness, the sea, and fire represent deeper meanings and help present allegorical truths. Golding believed human nature is inherently prone to evil over goodness, and his works examine the conflict between reason and spirituality within human psychology.Ajh. visionary sage, august,13.
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1. The document discusses the concept of "theurgy" and its portrayal in the fictional works of William Golding. Theurgy involves cleansing oneself to establish a foundation for higher philosophical contemplation and connecting with divine beings.
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