Miss God bless you...you explained the whole novel perfectly and I absolutely loved how you brought Orwell's point across. Will be sitting my literature end of year exam tmr
My notes: - allegory > Orwell's goal is to show how the principles of communism are corrupted > Stalin abused the principles of communism which began the Russian revolution and Russia became capitalist. (maybe even worse) - Russia was capitalist prior to the 1917 > was ruled by the tsar but taken over by bolsheviks who introduced communist ideas. - Carl Marx > German intellectual who articulated the rules of communism > believed that capitalism should be abolished to create an equal society. - communism > idea that the state should equally allocate all resources and properties to the citizens. - conflict within the Bolshevik party between Stalin and Trotsky > Stalin assassinated Trotsky. - Trotsky wad very committed to the principles of communism. - Main principle of communism is to abolish hierarchy. - Humans tend to create a division between themselves even in a communist society > Napoleon and the pigs are seen as superior to the proletariat. - importance of education: Squealer manages to obfuscate the truth - he is a propaganda tool - Orwell shares the message that we should all be equally educated in order to question the actions of a dictator. - The ideas of an animalism society is destroyed due to Napoleon's hamartia which is the desire for power - Stalin was a power- hungry tyrant. "Our lives are miserable, laborious and short." (Old Major) - asyndetic listing with gruesome adjectives > emphasises how extremely mistreated the animals are by humans. - Old Major articulates the ideas of animalism in hopes that the animals will form a utopian society full of peace, however this is disrupted by the pigs greed. "Napoleon is always right." - instills fear into the animals so they keep obeying Napoleon. - manipulates them into doing whatever Napoleon orders them to. - anyone who opposes Napoleon will regret it. "All animals are equal but some animals are more equal than others." - highlights the degradation and destruction of the principles of animalism. - creates a hierarchy. - juxtaposition - creates a haunting atmosphere around the novella as it touches with the issues of society.
I am getting a Grade 4/5 in my Mocks, i really want to get a Grade 7 in the GCSE’s, the first exam is in 20 days. What can i do? First paper is Animal farm and Macbeth Second is Christmas Carol and poems
orwell favours snowball (with all the positive adjectives etc.) to encourage the reader to align with him and value intelligence in leadership instead of napoleon's use of force
He is representing Leon Trotsky who tried very hard to make life better however he was expelled from Russia and killed by the KGB through Stalin's instruction.
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Miss God bless you...you explained the whole novel perfectly and I absolutely loved how you brought Orwell's point across. Will be sitting my literature end of year exam tmr
Good luck!
My notes:
- allegory > Orwell's goal is to show how the principles of communism are corrupted > Stalin abused the principles of communism which began the Russian revolution and Russia became capitalist. (maybe even worse)
- Russia was capitalist prior to the 1917 > was ruled by the tsar but taken over by bolsheviks who introduced communist ideas.
- Carl Marx > German intellectual who articulated the rules of communism > believed that capitalism should be abolished to create an equal society.
- communism > idea that the state should equally allocate all resources and properties to the citizens.
- conflict within the Bolshevik party between Stalin and Trotsky > Stalin assassinated Trotsky.
- Trotsky wad very committed to the principles of communism.
- Main principle of communism is to abolish hierarchy.
- Humans tend to create a division between themselves even in a communist society > Napoleon and the pigs are seen as superior to the proletariat.
- importance of education: Squealer manages to obfuscate the truth - he is a propaganda tool - Orwell shares the message that we should all be equally educated in order to question the actions of a dictator.
- The ideas of an animalism society is destroyed due to Napoleon's hamartia which is the desire for power - Stalin was a power- hungry tyrant.
"Our lives are miserable, laborious and short." (Old Major)
- asyndetic listing with gruesome adjectives > emphasises how extremely mistreated the animals are by humans.
- Old Major articulates the ideas of animalism in hopes that the animals will form a utopian society full of peace, however this is disrupted by the pigs greed.
"Napoleon is always right."
- instills fear into the animals so they keep obeying Napoleon.
- manipulates them into doing whatever Napoleon orders them to.
- anyone who opposes Napoleon will regret it.
"All animals are equal but some animals are more equal than others."
- highlights the degradation and destruction of the principles of animalism.
- creates a hierarchy.
- juxtaposition
- creates a haunting atmosphere around the novella as it touches with the issues of society.
Last minute revision before my litrature paper thank u
Hey same here, good luck
Wow 👏 excellent summary.You are intelligent
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I am getting a Grade 4/5 in my Mocks, i really want to get a Grade 7 in the GCSE’s, the first exam is in 20 days. What can i do?
First paper is Animal farm and Macbeth
Second is Christmas Carol and poems
bro first paper is macbeth and christmas carol u do aqa right
@@yousifz.08 i do edexcel bro
@@yousifz.08 first paper is Macbeth and Animal Farm for me
How did it go?
Excellent summary of A.F., thank you for your tutalege, kudos!
You're welcome 😊
Very good
thank you!! this videos was very useful to me.
You're welcome! There are a lot of other Animal Farm revision videos... do make sure you check them out :-)
Perfect!
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what is snowballs importance
orwell favours snowball (with all the positive adjectives etc.) to encourage the reader to align with him and value intelligence in leadership instead of napoleon's use of force
He is representing Leon Trotsky who tried very hard to make life better however he was expelled from Russia and killed by the KGB through Stalin's instruction.
@@lilygrechlarsson2233 rq the dogs represent the NKVD not KGB don't get them mixed up. bruh you have probably done your exams already
We are taught that the dogs represwnt kgb tho so@@skeptikaly
@@trashy.cat_. yh ur right my teacher lied
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