How Does Orwell Use Satire In Animal Farm
Satire is the use of sarcasim or humour to draw attention to something which is absurd or bad. The humour of satire isn’t upfront, however subtle. Sattire is illustrated in George Orwell’s novel Animal Farm, the poem Five Ways to kill a man by Edwin Brock, Icarus Allsorts by Roger McGough and the play Loot by Joe Orton. They all portray similar ideas about satire to demonstrates opinions about different events.
In his novel Animal Farm Orwell uses the techniques of satire, allegory and fable to expose the brutality and suffering in a totalitarian regime. Discuss the ways in which Orwell uses these techniques to achieve his purpose.Orwell's aim when constructing Animal Farm was to expose the brutality and suffering within a totalitarian regime
In his novel Animal Farm Orwell uses the techniques of satire, allegory and fable to expose the brutality and suffering in a totalitarian regime. Discuss the ways in which Orwell uses these techniques to achieve his purpose.Orwell's aim when constructing Animal Farm was to expose the brutality and suffering within a totalitarian regime