growing problem of human always excited not only psychologists, but also of culture: writers, painters, musicians and so on.The period of adolescence is considered to be almost the most difficult in my life.
Literature and arguments: the problem of growing up in popular works
Jerome Salinger in his small novel "The Catcher in the Rye", which became a classic, also raises the subject.It stipulates it quite unusual: the protagonist of the novel, Holden Caulfield, is the most natural nihilist, denying all the good that it can offer society.Because of their age Caulfield results really ridiculous arguments.The problem of growing the protagonist of the story - this is the most notorious teenage crisis.Holden just 17 years, so for him the actors of the theater play "too good", the school is there an aversion, and the surrounding people who are trying to contact him, stumble upon a solid wall of misunderstanding and rejection.The story, however, ends with the Caulfield finally feels happy.
gap between generations or foolishness young?
growing problem in the literature revealed from different positions, but the concept of nihilism in such products appears very often.Immature teenage minds deny everything, because he so wants to increase its relevance and express a kind of protest.So, continuing the theme of nihilism, it is sure to mention the famous novel by Ivan Turgenev "Fathers and Sons."The protagonist of the work, because of which develops the main external conflict - Eugene V. Bazarov.He sees no sense in love, despises all forms of art and believes that morality and religion invented nothing better to do.Despite the apparent "coolness", this character is only a feeling of pity in the mature reader.The man who tries to completely oppose the society, can not command respect, because such behavior is called infantile.Bazarov flaunts his nihilism, which in a few years will be over.
Code of Honor for the deer: the story of Bambi
problem early adulthood affected in well-known work of Felix Salten's called "Bambi, a life in the woods."Small anthropomorphic deer depicted in the book goes through all the stages of growing up.He understands that the harsh life requires him to be strong and unshakable, but a very long childhood does not let him.Little Bambi sees that his father is not too attentive to him, and therefore struggles to become more independent.The tragic death of the mother contributes, and the deer starts to become braver and more serious, but at the same time suffers from the fact that it can not in any way to accelerate this process - it is a problem of growing up.Arguments from the literature, even from the children, confirmed that the period of puberty leaves an indelible mark on our lives, and it all depends on how well will be held during this period.In the book "Bambi, a life in the woods," the protagonist is not strong enough.But is it happens in real life?
childhood, adolescence and youth
very significant own arguments to the problem of growing has also led the famous writer Alexei Tolstoy.Wrote his autobiographical novel in three parts "Childhood.Adolescence.Youth ", he gave food for thought not only to the growing generation that sees this work at the school, but also adult readers.Tolstoy describes in great detail the formation of his fledgling personality, so that the reader "grows" along with a small Lesha, who turns into a handsome man Alexis.His life the writer describes a fairly unsophisticated, but very interesting.It can be seen as a change in the mentality of the hero, his outlook became more mature as transformed his attitude to his own family.The older Lesch, the more he saw and knew nothing of this was not lost including the reader.Of course, some episodes of Tolstoy probably invented or thought: but the artistic value of the work it does not detract.
Adult children of America and their tragedy
Although the problem of early maturing children often affected or psychological, or military literature, this topic can be found in some works on abstract themes.For example, Theodore Dreiser in his "An American Tragedy" is very skillfully described the consequences of the early independence of a child who is forced to plan their lives apart from the family.This theme is also very fond of Charles Dickens, the fate of which is just as well developed.The author was forced to work from an early age to support his family and younger siblings.Dreiser also revealed the essence of the concept of "nedolyublennosti" a child who is burdened by vanity and commercialism, and believes that the situation in the community is more important than honor.The protagonist of "American tragedy" itself guilty of their misfortunes because resourcefulness and greed never bring happiness to man.Forced to think through your own business plan from a young age, Clyde Griffiths is trapped early adulthood, when the basic rules of morality are not yet grasped, and to earn money you have already learned.
Psychologism characters from JK Rowling
Very often, and women affected by the notorious problem of growing up.Arguments from the literature are taken into account even if this genre of literature - fiction.On this path he went the famous creator of the world of Harry Potter JK Rowling.Over the seven books of her characters grow, and the reader with interest the changes in their psychology.First, the three friends - Ron, Harry and Hermione - just friendly, and with the fourth book, when they become adults and begin to experience already affection for each other.Rowling skillfully describes their relationship - perhaps a decisive role in her stunning technique psychology played exactly the factor that she is a woman.From less mature readers may escape some of the causes of conflict between the characters, but more experienced reader will immediately notice that the blame for everything - youthful experiences.Despite the fact that the "Harry Potter" - a book about magic worlds and magical adventures, these youth experience very lifelike and realistic.From the song, as you know, words can not erase.Children
angels from Ray Bradbury
Sometimes it is very interesting how awesome are copyrights arguments.The problem of growing affected by them as if by chance, in passing, however, literary critics still capture this theme in their works.Ray Bradbury in his book "Dandelion Wine" resorted to a rather unusual technique.He tells the story exactly as would describe events a little boy.This adds the book of famous charm, because adult readers have long forgotten what they dreamed and thought as a child.Bradbury skillfully emphasizes the difference between the adult child's consciousness, and that makes the book very bright and pleasant.Less interesting it is from this also becomes - on the contrary, the book can "choke" during reading.Just as a child we dream of tennis shoes or fresh flowers.Children's emotions and thoughts are always very sincere and bright, and this shows in his work, Bradbury.
War and Peace for the fragile souls
problem growing up in the war also raised very often in classical literature.Leo Tolstoy began to devote an entire book to this problem, but wove it into a variety of other topics and issues in his immortal work "War and Peace."An example of still weak, even children's consciousness, which is becoming harder and adults, is the image of Natasha, who changes the war.Tolstoy emphasizes how painful and wrong when growing up as a child would be taken out by force when he is forced to grow up.Of course, the war - it is not the time when you can afford to get stuck for a long time as a child, but it is unfair to those who have this childhood had not even had time to consider!First love experiences, trembling at the knees, excitement and silly jokes with friends - all these are deprived of teenage girls who are forced to live during the war.Character hardens and breaks, and the love and becomes stronger and flint, or falling apart, to gather that is not possible.
early adulthood, about which no one had thought
noteworthy that Vladimir Nabokov leads to the topic of growing quite childish arguments.The problem of growing up in his controversial work "Lolita" indirectly affected slightly, but still has a place.A young girl, or rather a girl who for their own benefit or of idle interest considers it appropriate to have a relationship with an adult man - this is a very interesting character, who did not hesitate to describe Nabokov.His first Lolita seems to be quite innocent, do not understand the child who is exposed to abuse and is not aware of this.However, in the course of the work the reader learns that Lolita is not so simple, and it has grown up very, very long time.Amazing how such a young girl can confidently and hypocritically behave with a man who is fit to be her father.Maybe that's what drew her protagonist - an adult woman in the body of a minor girl.One thing is clear: what happened with Lolita, can not be called otherwise than a tragedy.
problem of formation of character in the cult work of Kipling
very finely described this topic Rudyard Kipling in his "Jungle Book."Subject older person affected him as if in passing, but the author seems to lead quite compelling arguments.Mowgli growing problem though is just one chapter in this work, but it becomes a turning point of the book.Precisely because Mowgli starts to become a man and to experience feelings for the opposite sex, the external conflict in the work to a new level.If Mowgli had never felt it growing up and was not interested in girls, he could live in the jungle life.But, of course, then we would not get readers and classical works, filmed several times by different television studios.Mowgli is no longer able to live among their former members, animal family.How romantic would any of this work, the reader will still understand that this is - the story of the life of every person, transmitted in the form of a very beautiful and unusual metaphors.Growing up, people coming out of the comfort zone, so his soul is crying like a newborn baby.
