ISBN 9780143454205
Rs. 480
Penguin Books
1984 & Animal Farm
Who it's for: Readers of classic dystopian and political fiction
This volume collects George Orwell's two seminal dystopian novels: 1984 and Animal Farm. 1984 plunges into a future where a totalitarian regime controls every aspect of life, exploring individual rebellion against omnipresent surveillance and thought control. Animal Farm, a satirical allegory of the Russian Revolution, depicts a farm animal uprising that descends into tyranny under the pigs, exposing the corruption of ideals and the cyclical nature of power.Why You Should Read? Explore classic critiques of totalitarianism and political oppression. Understand the mechanics of propaganda, surveillance, and the abuse of power. Witness both individual and collective struggles against authoritarianism. Engage with enduring warnings relevant to contemporary society.
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- Collects both 1984 and Animal Farm in one volume
- 1984: a future of totalitarian control and surveillance
- Animal Farm: a satirical allegory of the Russian Revolution
- Examines propaganda, thought control, and the abuse of power
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What does this edition include?
It includes both of George Orwell's seminal dystopian novels: 1984 and Animal Farm.
What is 1984 about?
1984 is set in a future where a totalitarian regime controls every aspect of life, and it explores individual rebellion against omnipresent surveillance and thought control.
What is Animal Farm about?
Animal Farm is a satirical allegory of the Russian Revolution, depicting a farm animal uprising that descends into tyranny under the pigs, exposing the corruption of ideals and the cyclical nature of power.
Why should I read these novels?
They offer classic critiques of totalitarianism and political oppression, and they help understand the mechanics of propaganda, surveillance, and the abuse of power.