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    Context George Orwell was the pen name of Eric Blair‚ a British political novelist and essayist whose pointed criticisms of political oppression propelled him into prominence toward the middle of the twentieth century. He could not turn a blind eye to the cruelties and hypocrisies of Soviet Communist Party‚ which had overturned the semifeudal system of the tsars only to replace it with the dictatorial reign of Joseph Stalin. Plot Overview The cart-horse Boxer devotes himself to the cause with

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    many people do not know how much power the United States government really has‚ but the constant addition of surveillance cameras may be a large contribution to this power. In the novel 1984 written by George Orwell‚ the author gives us an example of what would happen if an Oligarchy government were to become too powerful. Although the United States government has not come close to that of what George Orwell describes‚ it is possible for it to come close if the power is not controlled while it can

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    Choosing to follow the rebellion was hard for many because of their level of ignorance. Eventually‚ some citizens realized that they fought for the wrong side as shown in Animal Farm. In the novel Animal Farm‚ author George Orwell explores the dangers of willing ignorance through the characters Mollie‚ Boxer‚ and Benjamin. One example of Orwell’s depiction of the dangers of willing ignorance involves the horse Mollie. She is an unintelligent white horse that was very close with her owner‚ Mr. Jones

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    how a person works for their own pocket and benefit that is for example nepotism and corruption. In this essay I hope to gain better writing skills as a future journalist whose focus will be on print‚ be able to analyse issues surrounding us. I hope the reader of this essay will be informed well after reading this essay as it is based on facts. The reason research is very important because we are able to learn about new things from it. By doing research we are able to collect enough information

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    In the novelAnimal Farm‚ written by George Orwell‚ where there is one specific character‚ Napoleon‚ who took a role in this book whom was a natural leader for the sake and future for Animal Farm. Napoleon is a pig who takes upon leadership for all animals‚ makes roles and differences as before Mr. Jones or Snowball lead the farm‚ but also acts as if he was a dictator. From these facts about Napoleon‚ it shows how animal farm will be under circumstances of his actions and his temperament that the

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    in George Orwell’s Animal Farm (1945)‚ which explores Orwell’s distaste on the Russian revolution. This text challenges us to think about power and corruption as it demonstrates and assists us to gain an understanding of the different ways‚ the need for power and corruption can evidently exploit a society. First of all‚ the use of allegorical techniques emphasizes how the pigs’ greed for control can demonstrate the detrimental effects of power. It also shows how the hierarchy of the animals on the

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    imagined a farm ran by greedy pigs? Animal Farm is a novel that shows why animals cannot govern themselves. The novel was written by George Orwell. George Orwell was an English novelist and critic. Most of his work was on the government. He often criticized it as shown in the novels Animal Farm and 1984. George Orwell’s Animal Farm portrays the futility of the Russian Revolution through the themes of abuse of power‚ greediness‚ and ignorance. Animal Farm portrays the theme of abuse of power. When the

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    Animal Farm Analytical Essay Topic: It is fear along with manipulation‚ propaganda‚ the ignorance of the lower animals and the level of intelligence that the pigs have over the other animals that controls the lower animals in George Orwell’s Animal Farm. Fear‚ while extremely prominent‚ is not the only device used to control the lower animals in the allegorical masterpiece‚ Animal Farm by George Orwell. Along with fear‚ the pigs use manipulation‚ propaganda‚ the ignorance of the lower animals and

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    In ‘Animal Farm’ written by George Orwell‚ Moses‚ the tame raven inspires the animals to work harder in order to go to a magical country in the sky called Sugarcandy Mountain when they will pass away. The appearance of Moses in the book is quite limited yet he plays an important role into contributing in Animalism. He was considered Mr. Jones’s special pet‚ a spy‚ a talebearer and a very clever talker (p. 10 in the original book). He spread the word of this heaven‚ Sugarcandy Mountain‚ where it was

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    organized spread of ideas. It is an attempt to persuade a group emotionally‚ to promote a cause. In the fable‚ Animal FarmGeorge Orwell explores the use of propaganda on the animals. Equality and freedom are lost and they live a life where lies and terror rule. The scapegoat technique‚ card stacking and appealing to authority‚ are three propaganda techniques used by the strong to gain power and control over the weak. The scapegoat technique has the propagandist blaming everything on someone else

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