AK Animal Farm Notes Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
Q

George Orwell is best known for what two works

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1984
Animal farm

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Animal farm is considered a

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political satire

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3
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Orwell frequently criticized

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communism

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the tale of the society the animals form into a totalitarian regime is generally viewed as Orwell’s critique of the

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communist system in the former soviet union

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critics often consider animal farm to be an allegory of the

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Russian Revolution

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6
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animal characters stand for human “types” (Fable, allegory, satire, irony)

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fable

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date back to 6th century greece bce (Fable, allegory, satire, irony)

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fable

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has at least 2 levels of meaning - basic plot and characters representing types of people or ideas (Fable, allegory, satire, irony)

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allegory

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is usually short, written in either verse or prose, and conveys a clear moral or message (Fable, allegory, satire, irony)

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fable

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Orwell uses this to expose the myth of the Soviet socialism (Fable, allegory, satire, irony)

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satire

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results when there is a disparity between what an audience would expect and what really happens (Fable, allegory, satire, irony)

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irony

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stahes a critique of an individual, group, or idea by exaggerating faults and revealing hypocrisies (Fable, allegory, satire, irony)

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satiret

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the writer attacks a serious issue by presenting it in a ridiculous light or otherwise poking fun at it (Fable, allegory, satire, irony)

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satire

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14
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chased off the farm and becomes the scrapegoat

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snowball

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15
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communist dictator from 1922-1953

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Stalin

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16
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creates a philosophy known as Animalism

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inventor of Communism who wanted to unite the working class to overthrow the government

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irresponsible owner of the farm

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leads the rebellion against Farmer Jones

20
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Legitimately wanted to improve the lives of the Russian people

21
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one of the rebellion’s most valuable leaders in the novel

22
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pure Communist leader who was influenced by Karl Marx’s teachings

23
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Represent the KGB

24
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represents Joseph Stalin in the novel

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represents Karl Marx in the novel
Old Major
26
represents Leon Trotsky in the novel
snowball
27
represents Nicholas II in the novel
Farmer Jones
28
represents religion
Moses
29
represents the dedicated, but tricked communist supporters of Stalin
Boxer
30
represents the propaganda department in the novel
Squealer
31
represents vain, selfish people in Russia and throughout the world who ignored the revolution and sought residence in more inviting countries
Mollie
32
used the KGB to enforce his ruthless, corrupt antics
Stalin
33
weak Russian leader during the early 1900s
Nicholas II