Week 8 Essay: Social Responsibility of the Animal Farm

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Social responsibility of the animal farm
There has been an increased influence from different literary history from works of various authors. For instance, the work of George Orwell, the animal farm has contributed significantly to the development of ancient literary works in Britain. The author, George Orwell, was an English essayist and a novelist who developed a firm background in the works of literature. George Orwell was also known to be a critic to the works of literature that were drawn up by other writers thus developing a more firm foundation of British literary works that were to be drawn up by other authors.
Many authors developed their books during the romanticism era. This is the period that there was an increased in the artistic development of critical aspects of literature such as the musical and the intellectual movements that have their origin in the European countries (Orwell, 118). The era was developed during the end of the 18th century and developed its peak in most parts of Europe in the late 19th century. It is during this periods that there were developments made in the political structures experienced in the social setups that developed the English language (Ginn, 180). The books written during this period emphasized mainly on the emotions of a particular group of people. The authors were also against the high forces of individualism.
The author was also a journalist that was keen in his literal works of writing. In the book the animal farm, the author developed intelligence in the works he has written because he had a broad awareness of social injustice that was dominant in the ancient British times. The knowledge exposed to also made him have a stand on totalitarianism and strongly opposed it. It is also due to the passion for clarity in the English language that made him develop the book the animal farm.
George Orwell developed one of the most widely known animal fables that influenced significantly the ancient British literal works written by different authors. The story is in the form of symbolic narratives with animals in the story endorsed with human characters. The animals are also given human qualities that were predominant in the ancient times. The use of animals used to display the human characters is one of the successes of the fable and a breakthrough to the ancient British literary (Ginn, 180). The idea of the author to use the human qualities in animals for the readers to have a chance to examine their personal qualities from a broad perspective.
The use of satire in developing the animal farm has also been a significant factor in the development of the British literal history. Despite this, the importance of moral lessons that are expressed at the end of the satirical fable is a major building block that will develop the lateral history. The author develops early works that have previously been developed by Aesop an ancient Greek author (Shaw 138). The development of literature works that are characterized by clarity of their objectives and their brevity, and including a moral end to the story develops the summary of the story with a moral lesson is one of the factors that can promote the ancient literature works develo...