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    Glenn Devries Dr. Smith ENG 1302 4/24/08 George Orwell: The Man Behind 1984 Why did you choose George Orwell as your author to research? I chose George Orwell as my author to research because I was interested in learning more about the man behind the novel “1984.” 1984 is a deep novel that is about three totalitarian nations that are always at war with each other in disputed territories so that they can maintain “peace” at their home territory. The three nations are Oceania‚ Eurasia

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    George Orwell’s lower class upbringing‚ positioned him to understand and challenge the political ideologies at the time‚ through satirical writings. Orwell used the allegorical novel Animal Farm to depict the shift in ideologies‚ from capitalism into socialism and then communism. Orwell exploits genre and aesthetic features to position and invite the reader to accept his personal perspectives of the tyrannical leader‚ Joseph Stalin and the cyclical Russian Revolution. The author successfully achieves

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    George Orwell’s classic novel ‘Nineteen Eighty Four’ paints a bleak picture of a futuristic society controlled by a totalitarian government. 1984 is a novel about using power to control society. George Orwell’s novel was published in 1948 and this is significant because World War II had recently ended and the Nazi dictatorship of Adolph Hitler in Germany had been defeated. This was not an end to dictatorship around the world; however‚ because Joseph Stalin controlled Russia in much the same way

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    Author: George Orwell Page: 36 Topic: Identify a major symbol (or what you think will become a major symbol) within your novel. Explain its significance. Major Symbol: Pigs Quotes: 1) “The pigs had set aside the harness-room as a headquarters for themselves. Here‚ in the evenings‚ they studied blacksmithing‚ carpentering‚ and other necessary arts from books which they had brought out of the farmhouse” (Orwell 31) 2) “As for the pigs‚ they could already read and write perfectly” (Orwell 32) 3) “It

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    Even though some leaders are very brilliant and have fantastic ideas‚ certain circumstances and the actions of others prevent these ideas from going forth. In Animal Farm‚ Snowball’s ideas are never put to plan. Seeing what a great speaker he is‚ his competitor‚ Napoleon‚ runs Snowball off the farm so he can become the leader of animalism. Although he is a ruthless boar who is an articulate and persuasive speaker‚ Snowball is extremely naïve to the evils‚ which surround animalism. Every person and

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    George Orwell George Orwell was a legendary english novelist‚ essayist‚ and journalist‚ who writes mostly about his political views and understandings. When Orwell was an imperial police officer he wrote an essay “Shooting an Elephant”‚ When the russian revolution was going on he wrote a children’s book “Animal Farm”. After Orwell’s career of writing he writes an essay “Why I Write” 1946 after he wrote animal farm. He wanted to tell readers about why he wrote and what he liked to write about.

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    In the essay “A Hanging‚” George Orwell objectively describes his experience as a witness to a state ordered killing. In doing so Orwell does not give readers a bias decision. I believe Orwell purposefully admits what crime the prisoner committed to get the reader to question whether we have the right to kill other human beings. Therefore‚ the morality of the situation is called in play rather than the author just describing the events as they happen. One does have to wonder how people could eat

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    In the article ‘Shooting an Elephant’ by George Orwell‚ the word ‘hollowness’ is an abstract noun because it is intangible and encompasses human states of mind. In my opinion‚ the word ‘hollowness’ has two meanings. Firstly‚ it refers to absence of certain components of an object‚ making the object vacant or empty. Secondly‚ it can mean one’s emotion: the feeling one has after he or she worked vainly. The writer worked as a police officer under the British Empire in Burma‚ where he was hated by

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    Animal Farm Essay Animal Farm is a novel written by George Orwell. Animal farm is a satirical novel that uses animal stereotypes to make the hierarchy of the farm more realistic. The novel is an allegory of the Russian Revolution; George Orwell makes the story to show what was happening when the Russian Revolution took place. Orwell uses the commandments to show how irony is shown throughout the novel. Parody is used throughout the novel to show how the pigs make the commandments but by the end

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    George Orwell orchestrates his essay‚ “A Hanging”‚ with the intent to evoke a feeling of animosity from readers towards capital punishment. His detached point of view‚ depicting the animal like treatment the prisoners endure‚ yet never revealing the reason for their captivity‚ allows readers to focus on the justice of the punishment instead of the abomination of the crime. It’s not who the author is‚ it’s who the author isn’t. By having a detached point of view‚ Orwell is able to establish his credibility

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