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The 11 pages that link to Animal Farm, each with the reason it gives.

• SatireBroader topic: Its animal characters turn political betrayal into a compact fable.

• Political satireBroader topic: Its animal allegory makes revolutionary rhetoric and authoritarian rule targets of political satire.

• George OrwellBroader topic: This allegory made Orwell’s critique of revolutionary authoritarianism widely accessible.

• Nineteen Eighty-FourRelated: Orwell’s earlier political fable also examines how revolutionary power becomes oppressive.

• Political allegoryBroader topic: Its farm society allegorizes the Russian Revolution and the consolidation of Soviet power.

• Political fictionBroader topic: It compresses revolution, elite formation, and betrayal into a political fable.

• The DispossessedCompared with: Its satirical arc contrasts with Le Guin’s examination of an anarchist society’s persistent flaws.

• Homage to CataloniaRelated: Orwell’s experience of revolutionary factionalism informed his later critique of authoritarian politics.

• Darkness at NoonCompared with: Both works portray revolution betraying its promises, but Orwell uses animal allegory and satire.

• Hoof and Claw (idiom)Compared with: Its animals represent human politics rather than an actual contest for survival.

• Oceania (Nineteen Eighty-Four)Related: Orwell’s earlier political fable offers a different account of authoritarian power.