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Got to find a copy one day, love all the hidden poltical ideology's in the book I forgot which animals represeted which ideology's!!!!IG-88E wrote:EVERYTHING in the bookAnimal Farmis symbolic, I shit you not. It's one of my favorite books ever.
He shits you not. All of Orwell's books have a hidden meaning. Do not disrespectthe great man, Orwell.Mike_6002 wrote:Got to find a copy one day, love all the hidden poltical ideology's in the book I forgot which animals represeted which ideology's!!!!IG-88E wrote:EVERYTHING in the bookAnimal Farmis symbolic, I shit you not. It's one of my favorite books ever.
I'm not dissing him I liked 1984 and Animal Farm I read them back in grade 7 and I like them!!!!Captain Lennox wrote:He shits you not. All of Orwell's books have a hidden meaning. Do not disrespectthe great man, Orwell.Mike_6002 wrote:Got to find a copy one day, love all the hidden poltical ideology's in the book I forgot which animals represeted which ideology's!!!!IG-88E wrote:EVERYTHING in the bookAnimal Farmis symbolic, I shit you not. It's one of my favorite books ever.
I'm aware of that. Lord of the Flies does the same thing, except that everything can be read on numerous levels.Captain Lennox wrote:He shits you not. All of Orwell's books have a hidden meaning. Do not disrespectthe great man, Orwell.Mike_6002 wrote:Got to find a copy one day, love all the hidden poltical ideology's in the book I forgot which animals represeted which ideology's!!!!IG-88E wrote:EVERYTHING in the bookAnimal Farmis symbolic, I shit you not. It's one of my favorite books ever.
My favorite is also from LotF, but it is actually the island itself. It stands in for the Garden of Eden, but it also comes to represent nature, false security, the human mood, the provider, women (along with numerous other symbols from the book, including the aforementioned conch), hidden danger, and (of course) the Beast and the Lord of the Flies, and (also of course) through them God and man.Mike_6002 wrote:What your favourite piece of symoblism in literature
My favourite is the conche and piggy's specks from LOTF symbols of civilzation and order
Kind of but not really. It's much more closely connected with the Garden of Eden, on most of its levels, which precludes its use as a symbol for our Earth. I would say it represents nature in general on all levels of the book.IG-88E wrote:Doesn't it also represent the Earth in general?