In an audio recording available on YouTube, Golding introduces Lord of the Flies by describing it as more about the civilizations we've built than fundamental human nature, with the boys serving ...

William Golding was a schoolteacher, and "Lord of the Flies" is a teacher's worst nightmare. But it isn't true. Real kids in danger cooperate to save themselves.

Lord of the Flies is a classic by William Golding that everone should read. The book explores the fragile nature of human interaction and the dangers of a world without boundaries, ...

It’s a terrifying take on human nature: that we are cruel, fearful, hungry for power and will destroy ourselves. First published in 1954 in Britain, “Lord of the Flies” became a lasting ...

Their remarkable survival story is completely unlike the Lord of the Flies narrative, and also, almost totally unknown. ... Humankind: a New History of Human Nature is published by Bloomsbury.

Peter Warner (third from left) with his crew and the six Tongan boys on January 6, 1968. (Supplied: Sione Filipe Totau)"The operator said, 'Okay, I'm going to check this out for you.

Per Deadline, filming on Jack Thorne's Lord of the Flies series is currently underway in Malaysia. ... while also showing the darker, more sinister side of human nature.

In the novel Lord of the Flies, a group of young boys are shipwrecked on an island and eventually turn savagely against each other. ... Some of the most famous evidence for our pessimistic view of ...

“Well, what about Lord of the Flies?” How often I have heard someone say that after I’ve talked about the value of children’s independent play, away from adults, or about a democratic ...