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Abstract
The post-war period has witnessed many political and social
changes in Britain, as elsewhere in other countries.lt was in
the field of the novel that the young writers were offered the
opportunity to depict the social conditions, illnesses, and the
vices of power. The themes of man’s alienation, his incessant
search for identity in the face of a troubled and changing
commuity, the need to abide by steady values and principles, and
questions of good and evil, all form the bulk of the period’s
fiction. The heroes no longer stand for the good, old values and
high ethics, instead the anti heroic protagonists ironicaJJy
exemplify a code of conduct by reacting violently against what
has been thought heroic by past generations. Kingsley Amis’s
Lucky Jim, William Golding’s Lord of The Flies, John Wain’s
Hurry on Down, Angus Wilson’s Late Call, Graham