Title: Propaganda - Animal Farm by George Orwell - A Representation of the Russian Revolution
Headings: Animal Farm by George Orwell - A Representation of the Russian Revolution
LINKING PROPAGANDA TO ANIMAL FARM
Propaganda
How Propaganda is represented in animal Farm (Represented by the three Main pigs)
WHY DID ORWELL REPRESENT PROPAGANDA THIS WAY?
WAS ORWELL SUCCESSFUL?
BIBLIOGRAPHY

Content: WAS ORWELL SUCCESSFUL? Orwell was successful because propaganda was effectively used by Squealer and Napoleon to show the readers its bad sides. Propaganda has been used at appropriate times throughout the novel, such as when the animals start to think about Napoleon as a bad leader, to show the power of propaganda and its use. In addition, the reaction of the animals to the propaganda used is clearly expressed to show propaganda's effects on how we believe, think about or view a certain idea, opinion or thought. BIBLIOGRAPHY
Merriam-Webster (n.d.). Propaganda. Retrieved April 2, 2013, from: http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/propaganda
Source Watch (2010). Fear. Retrieved April 2, 2013, from: