1. Leadership in Animal farm is presented as a dictatorship which is proven to be cyclic. For instance “there was only one candidate, Napoleon who was elected unanimously” and “he carried a whip”. This implies that leadership is recognized to be cyclical as the animals are back where they started with dictators with ‘whips in their hands’. Yet, the only dissimilarity is that they have a different ruler. Also, the destructive concrete noun ‘whip;’ infers domination which is at the start and at the end of the novel. It can also imply anguish when you have a totalitarian dictatorship like Napoleon’s. Furthermore, leadership is presented as cyclic as both authoritarian figures are very similar in character. Consequently, this recaps precisely
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We can also indorse this in the quote ‘there was only one candidate Napoleon. This suggests that leadership is presented as an autocracy because of a single party rule. The deleterious adverb ‘unanimously’ insinuates without agreement or any need of discussion. This designates single party rule as no one wants to disagree with Napoleon’s party as they will face severe consequences. This is what every tyrant ensures as he doesn’t let anyone state their views and expects everyone to pay attention. This alludes to the manner in which dictatorship is presented in the book Animal Farm. Furthermore, we can link this to Joseph Stalin as he was a dictator who expected everyone to listen to his demands otherwise they were sent to the Gulag in Siberia.
2. Leadership is presented in Animal Farm using propaganda. The evidence for this is, the words “we pigs are brainworkers” and “the work was strictly voluntary but any animal absent would have their rations reduced by half.” The quotation ‘we pigs are brainworkers’ displays how the pigs have used made up language to influence the uneducated animals on the farm. The concrete noun ‘brain’ in the neologism infers intellect while the plural noun …show more content…
Leadership is presented in Animal Farm through supreme hierarchy. Ideas such as “on a sort of raised platform” and “all animals are equal but some animals are more equal than others” are used to demonstrate the hierarchy of the pig’s status on the farm. The reference ‘on a sort of raised platform’ connotes how he is metaphorically up and literally up in the hierarchy. The constructive dynamic verb ‘raised’ proposes how extraordinary high he is up on the chain of command and how everyone pays attention to him because they admire him. Also, the positive concrete noun ‘platfrom’ shows how good a communicator he is as he needs a ‘platform’ when he speaks. This can infer that he has a higher status than everyone else as he can connect with them very well using fancy words that they don’t understand, forcing them to believe him. They do this because they don’t want to admit that they’re lost for words. This proves that Leadership is presented in Animal Farm through supreme hierarchy. We can link this to context as Stalin exiled Trotsky as he saw him as a threat in the supreme hierarchy. He ensured this because Trotsky had approximately the similar prestige as Stalin. We realize this through the quote that ‘all animals are equal but some animals are more equal than others’. The catchphrase ‘all animals are equal’ signifies that everyone has the same supremacy in the pyramid but this is not really how it is. In fact, this is a way to signify how the animals with a higher rank
We can also indorse this in the quote ‘there was only one candidate Napoleon. This suggests that leadership is presented as an autocracy because of a single party rule. The deleterious adverb ‘unanimously’ insinuates without agreement or any need of discussion. This designates single party rule as no one wants to disagree with Napoleon’s party as they will face severe consequences. This is what every tyrant ensures as he doesn’t let anyone state their views and expects everyone to pay attention. This alludes to the manner in which dictatorship is presented in the book Animal Farm. Furthermore, we can link this to Joseph Stalin as he was a dictator who expected everyone to listen to his demands otherwise they were sent to the Gulag in Siberia.
2. Leadership is presented in Animal Farm using propaganda. The evidence for this is, the words “we pigs are brainworkers” and “the work was strictly voluntary but any animal absent would have their rations reduced by half.” The quotation ‘we pigs are brainworkers’ displays how the pigs have used made up language to influence the uneducated animals on the farm. The concrete noun ‘brain’ in the neologism infers intellect while the plural noun …show more content…
Leadership is presented in Animal Farm through supreme hierarchy. Ideas such as “on a sort of raised platform” and “all animals are equal but some animals are more equal than others” are used to demonstrate the hierarchy of the pig’s status on the farm. The reference ‘on a sort of raised platform’ connotes how he is metaphorically up and literally up in the hierarchy. The constructive dynamic verb ‘raised’ proposes how extraordinary high he is up on the chain of command and how everyone pays attention to him because they admire him. Also, the positive concrete noun ‘platfrom’ shows how good a communicator he is as he needs a ‘platform’ when he speaks. This can infer that he has a higher status than everyone else as he can connect with them very well using fancy words that they don’t understand, forcing them to believe him. They do this because they don’t want to admit that they’re lost for words. This proves that Leadership is presented in Animal Farm through supreme hierarchy. We can link this to context as Stalin exiled Trotsky as he saw him as a threat in the supreme hierarchy. He ensured this because Trotsky had approximately the similar prestige as Stalin. We realize this through the quote that ‘all animals are equal but some animals are more equal than others’. The catchphrase ‘all animals are equal’ signifies that everyone has the same supremacy in the pyramid but this is not really how it is. In fact, this is a way to signify how the animals with a higher rank