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LESSON THE COLLECTORS.
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Answer 1

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novel as an examination of the Few and the Many (hoi polloi); this theme was inspired by the Greek philosopher Heracleitus, whose work had influenced Fowles considerably. Fowles wanted to explore the pity that the Few (the educated, intelligent, and good) have for the Many (the ignorant and impressionable populace). He also wanted to examine t

Answer 2

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he Collector was John Fowles's first published novel, released in 1963. Fowles described this book as a commentary on class in England, specifically on class issues such as prosperity, pretension, and the contrasts between the working class and the upper class during the 1950s and 1960s.

In his own words, Fowles explained the novel as an examination of the Few and the Many (hoi polloi); this theme was inspired by the Greek philosopher Heracleitus, whose work had influenced Fowles considerably. Fowles wanted to explore the pity that the Few (the educated, intelligent, and good) have for the Many (the ignorant and impressionable populace). He also wanted to examine the idea of the flawed, uneducated, or maladjusted hero, which he personally thought had been misused as a literary motif; he wanted to push back against the glamorization of such characters in other novels of the time.: