George Orwell's Animal Farm

In a single, enlightening volume, Animal Farm presents a helpful literary guide to one of George Orwell’s most famous literary works.;Edward Crankshaw on Orwell and communism -- Matthew Hodgart on Animal Farm as satire, fable, and allegory -- Raymond Williams on the struggle between animals and humans -- Graham Greene on literary responsibility during wartime -- Kingsley Martin on Orwell's cynicism and Benjamin -- Cyril Connolly on the betrayal of the Russian revolution -- Isaac Rosenfeld on the "point" of animal farm -- Edmund Wilson on the effectiveness of the animal fable -- Northrop Frye on the success and failure of Animal Farm's various satires -- Robert Pearce on Orwell and Tolstoy -- C. Fleay and M.L. Sanders on George Orwell and propaganda -- Anthony Kearney on the meaning of equality -- Michael Peters on Animal Farm 50 years later -- V.C. Letemendia on the wider implications of Animal Farm -- Ricardo Quintana on Orwell and satire -- Stephen Sedley on politics and the success of Animal Farm -- Patrick Reilly on mitigating horror through fable -- Christopher Hollins on Animal Farm's literary merit -- Works by George Orwell.