Wine, Swine and Karl Marx
Nickie Cross 10/9/02
During the time when Orwell is writing living creature farm, communism is on the rise and becoming a difficulty in quite a few writers minds. Many of these writers presented their thoughts on the subject in the form of a satire. In other words mocking something in hope for change. Although Orwell agreed with legion(predicate) of Marxs ideas, he did not agree with how the communist party was carrying let on Marxism. In a way of expressing his dislike of communism he writes the novel Animal Farm in a plainer view then that of an entire country, instead he chooses a mere(a) farm as a setting. With the communist party visualized as pigs, while the citizens of the U.S.S.R are cast as tout ensemble of the other farm animals.
To further this example of the allegory use in Animal Farm and its similarities, the pigs have certain rights. In both worlds, the actual and the farm, two people have the alike(p) ideas concerning how a society would better run and be a more(prenominal) equal place. On the farm, a pig named study creates laws that every animal must abide by. In the square world Marx creates many ideals, which would then create a more equal environment for people.
Just as what happens in the really world the pigs on the farm take these ideals and twist them just about to benefit only the elite in a society. In the novel, the pigs take the laws of Major and turn them around so that they can do whatever they want and still keep the world-wide public ignorant on how the leaders are abusing the law. such(prenominal) as the law all animals are equal(Orwell 6) the pigs took that law and added although some are more equal then...
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