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1984 And Animal Farm

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Pages: 460 pages
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Exploring the dangers of totalitarianism, the narrative unfolds in a bleak future where constant surveillance and propaganda dominate society. The protagonist navigates a world marked by perpetual war and historical manipulation. In a different work, the allegorical elements reflect the events surrounding the Russian Revolution and the rise of Stalinism, illustrating the struggle for power and the betrayal of revolutionary ideals. Both pieces highlight Orwell's profound concerns about government control and individual freedom.

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Title: 1984 And Animal Farm
Language: English
Authors: George Orwell
Publisher: Delhi Open Books
Released: 2020
Format: Paperback
Pages: 460
ISBN13: 9788194619093
Tags: Fiction, Sci-fi and Fantasy, Mystery / Thriller, Nature, Animals, Political Science & Politics, Fantasy, Classics, Animals, Science Fiction, Thrillers, Politics, School, Dystopia, Adapted for Film, Society, English Literature, Required Reading, Satire, Communism, Farms, Homesteads, Social Critique, Revolution, Fables, Dictatorship, English Novels, Parables, Allegory, Political Novels
First published: 1945
Original title: Rebelión en la granja
Rating: 4.8 out of 5
Description: Exploring the dangers of totalitarianism, the narrative unfolds in a bleak future where constant surveillance and propaganda dominate society. The protagonist navigates a world marked by perpetual war and historical manipulation. In a different work, the allegorical elements reflect the events surrounding the Russian Revolution and the rise of Stalinism, illustrating the struggle for power and the betrayal of revolutionary ideals. Both pieces highlight Orwell's profound concerns about government control and individual freedom.