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    Analysis of Themes through Pigs in Orwell’s Animal Farm For centuries now pigs have been defined as very important animals with many purposes in various cultures. Pigs have been used for food‚ domestic pets‚ farming and even the odd Hollywood blockbuster; the list goes on and on. In some cultures pigs are worshiped like humans and others slaughtered for meat‚ all of which with a distinctive purpose. In Orwell’s Animal Farm this theory is shown to an extreme. Orwell exposes pigs in a way never seen before

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    Oliva Mrs. Acevedo English 011 15 May 2007 Symbolism of Pigs in Animal Farm In Orwell ’s Animal Farm‚ the animals revolt against the cruel human leaders and set up a better method of farm management where all animals are equal. As time passes‚ the new leaders become greedy and corrupt‚ and the other animals realize conditions are just as miserable as before. There is a major connection between Animal Farm and Russian communism. The pigs are one of the most significant of these connections‚ representing

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    The pigs are perhaps the most interesting characters in the novel‚ "Animal Farm"‚ written by George Orwell. They bring conflict and perceive as the most important animals in their Animal Revolution and most important people involved in Russian history. Throughout this fairytale‚ they become what they had hoped to destroy. The role of the pigs in this story is that they are true leaders. They represent the Bolsheviks of Russia. They are the highest in the animal society structure and highest in the

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    Animal Farm: Who are the Real Pigs Animal Farm is the mother of all allegories with its childlike fairytale that hides the deep truths of politics. One must search through the textbooks of history to find the true meaning of this classic novella. In comparing Animal Farm to real life governments one can have a much better understanding on how political philosophies work. As millions of people read through the book‚ their eyes are opened to the flaws and defects of different types of leadership. People

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    Esteban Ruiz  Ms. Ortiz  English I­H‚ Period 6  25 February 2015  ruiz #1  The Pigs’ Transformation  The book ​ Animal Farm​ ‚ a satire fable‚ by George Orwell was inspired by the Russian  Revolution (1917­1945). At the beginning of this novella Old Major gathers up all the animals to  tell them about a dream that he has had. Before he shares with them his dream he gives a speech;  a speech about a vision of a place in which the animals will live together in peace and harmony  and tells them that they must work toward such a paradise

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    Orwell’s Animal Farm the pigs‚ the heads of Animal Farm‚ repeatedly break and modify commandments to their need. The pigs also give themselves special privileges and force work upon the other animals; true signs of a dictatorship. Previous to these pig leaders the animals had rebelled against their farm owner in attempt to rid their lives of the cruel the dictatorship they suffered under‚ and restore their lives in a democratic-like fashion. As the post-revolution era progressed‚ the pigs broke laws

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    The pigs maintain “power [of] authority‚ strength‚ [and capability] to act‚” (“Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutly”) to oppress in order to manipulate the other animals. The novel Animal Farm‚ by George Orwell‚ demonstrate how the pigs’ intelligence and education tools of oppression can convince the other animals to support them. Intelligence and education tools are important to be capable of oppressing. It allows the pigs to change the Seven Commandments of Animalism successfully

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    novel Animal Farm‚ the other pigs and Napoleon began the quest of taking over leadership of the farm long before the rebellion of Mr.Jones idea even took place. Old major was a show pig‚ who won many medals in his life. The other animals on the farms looked up to him due to old age‚ experience‚ intelligence and the having the ability to read. At the start of chapter two‚ we are immediately introduced with the death of Old Major‚ but it was even more of a purposeful reason for the other pigs to start

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    think. In George Orwell’s Animal Farm the pigs use tactics of influence against the other animals in much the same way. The leading pig‚ Napoleon promptly takes over the farm after the rebellion against Jones and consequently turns his comrades’ lives into a living hell without them even realizing it. Animal Farm vividly displays how the varying use of propaganda can easily misguide and potentially harm the uneducated or misinformed. All the animals despised Mr. Jones for the

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    down radical leaders. The pigs had full control over the other animals because of their persuasive language‚ education for pigs only‚ and the animals carelessness to not question the pigs actions. The pigs had full control over the animals of the farm because of their persuasive language. “Squealer easily convinced them that the veterinary surgeon in Willingdon could treat boxers case-pg. 118.” Squealer which is one of the pigs was so convincing that he strayed the animals away from the number one

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