The purpose of “Politics and Language” by George Orwell is about how he used his literary rules for readers and writers. He enforced simpler phrases for the ones who needed clarity in their writing. The author’s targeted audience is readers and writers. The purpose of the essay is persuasive and to warn people that power corrupts. Orwell wanted to let people know what kinds of writing were best suited for them, whether it was simple elementary writing or high quality writing. The overall tone the author uses is similar as to someone giving orders, for example the rules he made.
On the surface, George Orwell's novel “Animal Farm” is about a group of neglected farm animals who overthrow their owner and take control of their farm. However under the surface, this novel is an allegory of the Russian Revolution. Orwell wrote “Animal Farm” in response to the Russians Revolution. The author uses an athropormasims and common diction to lead us to believe the novel is read by everyday man or lay person. The novel is written as a warning to readers with a central theme that power corrupts and absolute power corrupts. The author’s story is told in a third person narrative point of view to describe the novel as they would in the story. Orwell uses many …show more content…
The title of the essay gives away the story to show his background and understanding in literature. The author’s intended audience for this essay is young adults who are really into his work. The essay is written as the start of his writing career. The speaker is a third and first person. Orwell uses many literary devices in “Why I Write.” He Wants the reader to see his idea or reason on why he writes. Ultimately the tone is allusive because he inform the audience what he was like as a kid, according to the first paragraph on how he started to write. He continued to chase his dream of becoming a writer who was an immensely great
On the surface, George Orwell's novel “Animal Farm” is about a group of neglected farm animals who overthrow their owner and take control of their farm. However under the surface, this novel is an allegory of the Russian Revolution. Orwell wrote “Animal Farm” in response to the Russians Revolution. The author uses an athropormasims and common diction to lead us to believe the novel is read by everyday man or lay person. The novel is written as a warning to readers with a central theme that power corrupts and absolute power corrupts. The author’s story is told in a third person narrative point of view to describe the novel as they would in the story. Orwell uses many …show more content…
The title of the essay gives away the story to show his background and understanding in literature. The author’s intended audience for this essay is young adults who are really into his work. The essay is written as the start of his writing career. The speaker is a third and first person. Orwell uses many literary devices in “Why I Write.” He Wants the reader to see his idea or reason on why he writes. Ultimately the tone is allusive because he inform the audience what he was like as a kid, according to the first paragraph on how he started to write. He continued to chase his dream of becoming a writer who was an immensely great