Essays on George Orwell

Orwell’s “Animal Farm” is an allegorical novella which is a representation of individuals and classes in Stalin’s Soviet Russia. The events in the book mirror some of the actual events in Soviet Russia and serve as a critique of Stalin’s rule. Orwell uses animal characters…

Have you ever sought out to change something for the superior but concluded with making it worse? Written by one of the most celebrated English authors and journalists in 1994, “Animal Farm” is one of George Orwell’s greatest satirical novels, where animals take over their…

Dictatorship and power have affected people and when people cannot see or understand what’s going on that’s when at its worst. In this book, a group of animals is living with a dictator named Napoleon and really cannot see that. Animal Farm is about a…

The owner of the farm was an abandoned animal, Czar Nicholas. Russia’s last king Pork to leave a message for the animal is dead before the revolution, Karl Marx, who laid the foundation concept of Communications Zionist pig is white, with Vladimir Lenin, the leader…

George Orwell’s dystopian vision of an authoritarian society, in his novel 1984, was not as far-fetched as those during his time once believed. There are numerous parallels between 1984 and present-day governments around the world, including the United States government. The connections are sometimes minute,…

The allegory 1984 and the institutional racial segregation during 1948 -1994 in South Africa which is also known as Apartheid are conducted in parallel universes. Focusing on the theme of reality control and class struggle, this paper will explore the parallels between each event. Despite…

Propaganda has long been recognized by corrupt, tyrannical political figures as a way to achieve and maintain power. In fact, the tactic is used (in some form) in most countries. It is present even in societies that lean towards a more democratic approach to government,…

Orwell successfully uses the literary device setting in the novel 1984. The different settings in the novel help to portray the main ideas of the novel. Winston’s apartment is old and rundown, this contrasts his new ideas that contrast to the party’s ideas. Mr. Charrington’s…

A symbol is an object, action, or event that represents a theme or an idea. In literature a symbol can express an idea, meaning, or enlarge a literal theme by an author. In 1984, George Orwell uses symbolism to enhance his message being discussed in…

Orwell has published a political satire novella, “The Animal Farm” which by writer’s perception the novella represents historical Communist Revolution which occurred during the early 20thcentury by Bolsheviks coming to power, in the Soviet Union and how Joseph Stalin achieving absolute control through indoctrination of…