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Old 02-29-2012, 10:05 AM   #278
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Those 18 pages, well by the time you got through them probably more, are all worth reading. Very interesting discussion. But no the mix-up in Orwell's book has not been mentioned. When I read it the first time, I thought, oh no don't say "Animal Farm" and then he said "1984", and I thought it was a mistake. And maybe it wasn't - the people in 1984 are not treated much better than farm animals. "Big Brother" and censoring of reading material fits with the context. I have to admit that I haven't read Animal Farm, I did read 1984 though. Is Animal Farm also about problems with society as in 1984? If so, I might have to put that on my reading list.
Yes. It's very good. The animals end up with a saying early on in the book "Four legs good, two legs bad." I read it in high school, many moons ago.
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Animal Farm is the story of the Russian Revolution told via the animals on a farm
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