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ANIMAL FARM

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George Orwell

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The narrative explores themes of power, corruption, and the struggle for equality as the animals, inspired by Old Major, overthrow their human oppressor in hopes of establishing a utopian community. However, as the pigs assume leadership, the initial ideals of the revolution begin to erode, revealing the complexities and dangers of political systems. Through this allegory, Orwell critiques totalitarianism and the betrayal of revolutionary ideals, making the story both a reflection on history and a cautionary tale for the future.

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Titre: ANIMAL FARM
Langue: Anglais
Auteurs: George Orwell
Éditeur: MJP Publishers
Publié: 2023
Format: rigide
Pages: 76
ISBN13: 9789355275011
Mots clés: Fiction, Science-fiction et fantasy, Mystère / Thrillers, Nature, Animaux, Sciences politiques & Politique, Fantasy, Classiques, Animaux, Science-fiction, Thriller, Politique, L'école, Dystopie, Adapté au cinéma, Société, Littérature anglaise, Lectures obligatoires, Satire, Communisme, Propriétés, agriculture, fermes, Critique sociale, Révolution, Fables, Dictature, Romans anglais, Paraboles, Allégorie, Romans politiques
Première publication: 1945
Titre original: Rebelión en la granja
Évaluation: 4,6 sur 5
Description: The narrative explores themes of power, corruption, and the struggle for equality as the animals, inspired by Old Major, overthrow their human oppressor in hopes of establishing a utopian community. However, as the pigs assume leadership, the initial ideals of the revolution begin to erode, revealing the complexities and dangers of political systems. Through this allegory, Orwell critiques totalitarianism and the betrayal of revolutionary ideals, making the story both a reflection on history and a cautionary tale for the future.