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    a. Animal Farm is an allegory because of its hidden political undertones. The Manor Farm represents Russia under the Czar and the Animal Farm represents Russia under the USSR. Most of the animals represent people or different groups of people. Napoleon represents Stalin, Snowball represents Trotsky, the sheep represent the common people just following blindly, and Boxer represents the worker. The main feeling expressed in this allegorical story is negative feelings for communism and…

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    The story of Animal Farm is not just one of talking animals living on a farm. Rather, the tale chronicles the historical event of the Russian Revolution and the figures that took part in establishing the totalitarian regime in Russia, as well as the people that were affected by the ascendance of a corrupt leader. George Orwell, in Animal Farm, creates the villain character of Napoleon, a Berkshire pig, and the main antagonist in the novel, who rose to power through acts of exploitation,…

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    such as George Orwell’s, Animal Farm, governments that are copies of the Soviet Union are able to disguise themselves through manipulative oppression. Although when written, Animal Farm represented society of the Soviet Union during communist rule, Animal Farm through history represents these disguises of oppressive governments, even representing current, modern societies. History is in a never ending cycle of repeating itself. Orwell himself commented of Animal Farm, “if it does not speak for…

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    truth for themselves so that their sense of dignity and pride would not fade away. It shows that being dishonest is more likely to occur than being truthful. This quote is proven true through two literary works, The Crucible, by Arthur Miller, and Animal Farm, by George Orwell. In both books, the truth was frequently uninformed in order to protect the leadership and respect of a character. The Crucible, by Arthur Miller, SET in Salem, MA in 1692, portrays how the truth is…

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    benefit them. In the book “Animal Farm” by George Orwell, Boxer, representing the working class, was a hard working and naive horse on the farm. As Napoleon became the leader and ran the farm differently, Boxer became more hard-working and strong, he kept loyal to Napoleon and he inspired other animals to work…

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    Orwell's Animal Farm: A Twentieth-Century Beast Fable”, Laraine Fergenson evaluates Animal Farm specifically as a fable, to explore its underlying meaning. Fergenson is an english professor emerita of the City University of New York and has written several articles about politics and literature. She opens her article proclaiming that Animal Farm was Orwell's greatest work of art and Orwell himself considered it a masterpiece. This article was written due to the volume of deliberation about…

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    and George Orwell does exactly that with Animal Farm. He uses the treatment of the animals and farm to mirror the minor and major flaws to mirror those in the Russian Government during and post the Russian Revolution. The setting is set at Manor Farm to represent the time during and post Russian Revolution era. Mr. Jones is that of the last tsar of Russia, Tsar Nicholas II. They both manage to be out of touch with everything, especially their people and animals in this case. With Mr. Jones being…

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    Propaganda and Animal Farm Propaganda is a way of communication that establishes a biased form of thinking to a certain community.There were many ways that propaganda was established in Animal Farm by George Orwell. In this book there is a farm Owned by a farmer,and old drunken man, Mr.Jones. The Book begins with a wise boar named Old Major, he is more of the wise leader of the entire farm this is because he is the oldest animal on the farm. He calls a meeting in the barn during the middle of…

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    In the book “Animal Farm”, it uses a lot of propaganda. The meaning of propaganda is, “information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote or publicize a particular political cause or point of view. There are many different kinds of propaganda that are seen in Animal farm that can distinguish in today’s world of politics. Usually it will be seen in political debates or advertising and really anyone could use propaganda if they know how to. The fundamental types of…

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    honest, respect those who trust them with power, and try to speak to the needs of whom they serve. The leader of Animal Farm was none of these things. Animal Farm by George Orwell is a story about Manor Farm. Manor Farm is run by Mr. Jones, who is a drunk and treats the animals extremely poorly. The animals decide to overthrow him, and they decide that they will all be equal. The animals make commandments to live by and the pigs are in charge for the most part. Over time, the pigs become…

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