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    McClellan English 11 Hr. 3 In Animal Farm‚ by George Orwell‚ the author displays the power of rhetoric. The pigs within the novel effectively use rhetoric to persuade the other animals in a variety of ways. Three powerful rhetorical tools that the pigs use are ethos‚ pathos‚ and logos. The first rhetorical device that the pigs use to try and persuade the other animals is pathos. Pathos is the emotional appeal. One way pathos is used in Animal Farm is when Boxer states‚ “I do not believe

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    Benjamin in Animal Farm In ‘Animal Farm’ by George Orwell‚ the character of Benjamin is used to present loyalty as well as cynicism‚ whilst making the reader aware of Orwell’s personal opinions and criticisms. Orwell demonstrates this in the use of literary techniques such as punctuation and powerful nouns and has created Benjamin to be a representation of both himself in some aspects of his character‚ and a representation of those who were aware of the proletariats mistreatment‚ but failed to speak

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    all of the characters in Animal Farm‚ are there any who seem to represent the point of view of the author? Which of the animals or people do you think come(s) closest to achieving Orwell’s perspective on Animal Farm? George Orwell brings to life many characters in the novel Animal Farm. He introduces very interesting characters like Boxer‚ Benjamin‚ and Napoleon. All of which are very interesting‚ however‚ none of them fully represent Orwell’s point of view. In Animal Farm‚ Orwell shows the reader

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    Political Allegory in Orwell’s Animal Farm: A Note Arpan Adhikary In Animal Farm (1945) George Orwell adapts and subverts the conventional form of ‘Fairy Story’ while satirizing the ethico-political irony in between the theory and practice of revolution with implicit reference to the Stalinist regime in the USSR from the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917 onwards. Though it can be read as a critique of any kind of totalitarian doctrine and political hypocrisy‚ Animal Farm abounds with numerous judiciously

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    working-class. Russia’s population during the start of the 20th century consisted mainly of poor laborers and peasants. Despite being the majority‚ they were given minimal attention from the government. By narrating the unjust experiences of the animals in the novel‚ Animal Farm‚ Orwell was able to accurately depict the harsh conditions undergone by the Russian proletariat; this cruel treatment can also be reflected in today’s Chinese factory workers. The Russian proletariat‚ a concept developed by Karl Marx

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    say yes. In Aminal Farm when Napoleon gets all the power there is no more equality between the animals. In Mouseland when the mouse keep voting the cats to govern them the mice get no more equality becasue it all goes towards the cats. For both stories when there is power given in the communtity there is no more equality. George Orwell and Tommy Douglas use conflict and charactorazation in their stories to show that power and equality can be together in a community. In Animal Farm‚ there is an example

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    Napoleon practiced when he became the leader‚ contributed to the breakdown of animal farm and the group dynamics. He was more fixated on power; he lost sight of Animal Farms purpose for coming into being. He began to make changes‚ beginning with for example‚ telling the animals what is going to be done and why. Their opinions was not valued or wanted. In addition to justifying why he was working with humans when the farm began to experience hard times. He elicited the help of Mr. Frederick‚ for money

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    George Orwell through the novel Animal Farm explores how political systems can suppress individual freedoms. Though it is an allegory based on the Russian Revolution and the rise of Stalin‚ it is really an exploration of all political uprisings and rebellions. In the novella‚ the animals fantasise about a better life‚ a life of freedom‚ but their leader Napoleon abandons all ethics and principles of the rebellion and they have less freedom than before. Napoleon abuses this idealistic equilibrium

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    Animal Farm by George Orwell is a sensational book and teaches readers that it is sometimes ok to question authority‚ and to stand up for your beliefs. If not‚ you could be taken advantage of like the animals of the farm. The main protagonist‚ Napoleon‚ is a tyrant and uses fear and propaganda to control the animal by making them obey orders‚ motivating them to work‚ using their intelligence against them‚ uses Squealer to implement his plans and push ideas‚ and blames the farm failures on snowball

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    LITERARY ESSAY : Animal Farm – George Orwell TOPIC : Animal Farm does not represent a very optimistic view of human life. Typical weaknesses and faults (displayed by the animals) are emphasized. Discuss exactly how George Orwell achieves this end. Animal Farm is a satire of totalitarian governments in their many guises‚ however this book was composed for a more specific purpose: to serve as a cautionary tale about Stalinism. The allegorical characters of the novel represent specific historical

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