Animal Farm

In Animal Farm, George Orwell intentionally chose animals and humans to represent the growing divide between the Bourgeoisie and Proletariat in capitalist societies. With this in mind, the humans repr…

Humans become very immoral when they are hungry for power and control. They hurt and deceive innocent people for their own benefit. Innocent people suffer by means of death, loss of life, or poverty a…

89% of all books are non-fiction and/or based on real events. ¨Animal Farm¨ is also non-fiction which is super common. The first piece of evidence that proves that the events that occurred in ¨Animal …

Fear is used as a powerful propaganda technique to suppress and control animals in Orwell's famous novel Animal Farm. Initially, Mr Jones ruthlessly wields his authority by oppressing and intimidating…

"All news is lies, and all propaganda is disguised as news," was said by Willi Munzenburg. When an idea is pushed to the point that people take it as a fact, then you have effective propaganda, which …

Stalin was a terrible leader that didn't care for the people at all. Napoleon shows traits of this with the way he treats the animals and how he took control. Napoleon gained control by using the army…

How does power corrupt people? In the book, "Animal Farm" by George Orwell, he talks about how power can overtake people's lives. Power can either be a terrible or an amazing thing. The theme is that …

Corruption is defined as the enemy of development, and good governance (Patil). Throughout the novel, Animal Farm, by George Orwell, a vision of an equal society foresaw by Old Major, an old boar, en…

Animal Farm is an allegorical novel based on the key events that took place during the Russian Revolution that began in March 1917 to January 1918. Once you have read the novel, it is evident that pow…

Throughout the novel Animal Farm, author George Orwell uses the characterization of the pigs, in connection to the motif of change in ammendments, to convey that a person's knowledge comes with power,…