George Orwell created a satirical book called "Animal Farm" [to give his posterity / our generations] an example of what might clear oppressive censors of his day
Although "Animal Farm" was contemporaneously banned in many places, it might give US a chance to ...
Although "Animal Farm" was contemporaneously banned in many places, it might give US a chance to ...
...REVIVE the 'genre' of using 'fables' to attempt to both educate our adversaries but also to try to sneak by the censorship in MSM et al
"...‘Animal Farm’ (1945) George Orwell
It’s no major surprise that George Orwell’s highly satirical and politically-rooted ‘Animal Farm’...
"...‘Animal Farm’ (1945) George Orwell
It’s no major surprise that George Orwell’s highly satirical and politically-rooted ‘Animal Farm’...
...has made it onto a plethora of banned book lists.
The novel, which tells of farm animals revolting against their farmer to create a more equal and happy society for themselves, was written as a critique of blind totalitarianism.
It also mirrors the events leading up to ...
The novel, which tells of farm animals revolting against their farmer to create a more equal and happy society for themselves, was written as a critique of blind totalitarianism.
It also mirrors the events leading up to ...
...Soviet Russia and the Stalinist era, directly criticizing Stalin and the severity of the dictatorship within the Soviet Union.
Although this book has clearly gone on to great success (and is now studied in numerous classrooms in the U.S.), it met a great deal of ...
Although this book has clearly gone on to great success (and is now studied in numerous classrooms in the U.S.), it met a great deal of ...
...criticism upon its release.
It was banned entirely from the U.S.S.R., along with plenty of pushback from British and U.S. publishers and classrooms.
At one point, The New York State English Council's Committee on Defenses Against Censorship indicated that the book ...
It was banned entirely from the U.S.S.R., along with plenty of pushback from British and U.S. publishers and classrooms.
At one point, The New York State English Council's Committee on Defenses Against Censorship indicated that the book ...
...might be problematic in a classroom setting, citing, “Orwell was a communist.”
To this day, it is still banned by the United Arab Emirates for its depictions of pigs, alcohol, and other content that conflicts with Islamic values. ..."
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To this day, it is still banned by the United Arab Emirates for its depictions of pigs, alcohol, and other content that conflicts with Islamic values. ..."
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@threadreaderapp Can you unroll my suggestion that we are the farm animals in our de facto Communist era?
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