Triumphant Rebellion, Failed Corruption
Never wrestle with pigs because you both get dirty and the pig likes it¨is a quote by the famous playwright, George Bernard Shaw, that can be easily linked to another George. George Orwell. George Orwell wrote an allegorical novella, Animal Farm, that reflected upon the Russian Revolution in 1917, by using a group of animals that revolted against their owners in the pursuit of achieving ¨Animalism¨, a term mirroring Communism. Both the Russian government and the Communist manifesto are represented in Animal Farm as an allegory representing man´s corruption and greed over power. The first seeds of discontent that breed corruption come in the form of incompetent leader. This is justified from the
Never wrestle with pigs because you both get dirty and the pig likes it¨is a quote by the famous playwright, George Bernard Shaw, that can be easily linked to another George. George Orwell. George Orwell wrote an allegorical novella, Animal Farm, that reflected upon the Russian Revolution in 1917, by using a group of animals that revolted against their owners in the pursuit of achieving ¨Animalism¨, a term mirroring Communism. Both the Russian government and the Communist manifesto are represented in Animal Farm as an allegory representing man´s corruption and greed over power. The first seeds of discontent that breed corruption come in the form of incompetent leader. This is justified from the