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Tuesday, 13 March 2012

Book Review- CM1145


Book Review



          Writing this book review was probably one of my favorite assignments to do this semester. I loved taking the time to review one of my favorite books. Getting the chance to review One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest was actually a great experience. This was by far the best book I’ve ever had to read for school. Throughout the novel you follow the protagonist, Randle Patrick Mcmurphy through the Chief Brombden’s eyes. Randle comes into the asylum as the picture perfect definition of masculinity. However the relentless Nurse Ratched soon tares Randle down just like she does with all of the other men in the asylum. The men are figuratively castrated. This novel is believed to support the author’s views on the women’s movement of his time.


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