/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.757933]

Discuss.

[Anonymous No.757937]

My favorite character is Rugby because hie is a catt

[Anonymous No.757938]

I leik catz

[Anonymous No.757945]

Animal Farm is basically '1982' for kids

[Anonymous No.757947]

>>757932

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[Anonymous No.757949]

Entertaining story, interesting look at the USSR's brand of Marxism. I enjoyed Orwell's books but I don't try to read so deeply into them politically as most people, because many of the scenarios, despite their reasonable use as metaphors, are patently absurd.

For example, animals could never speak English. They lack the necessary anatomy.

[Anonymous No.757951]

>>757945

>1982

[Anonymous No.757954]

>>757945
>1982

[Anonymous No.757955]

>>757949
0/10

[Anonymous No.757956]

Sure is summer in here.

[Anonymous No.757965]

>>757949

>For example, animals could never speak English. They
lack the necessary anatomy.

0/10

[Anonymous No.757971]

>>757931

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[Anonymous No.757970]

I liked it. It's like The Russian Revolution but with catt.

[Anonymous No.757969]

>>757949

With the power of the collective, all things are possible.

[Anonymous No.757980]

>>757932

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[Anonymous No.757984]

Absolute power is to be feared, also common sense.

[Anonymous No.758001]

>>757990

...Now I want to see what a Marxist reading of Twilight would look like.

[Anonymous No.757990]

In a many ways, this book by George Orwell, Animal Farm, is compatiable to ony of my alltime favorite classics, The Twilight Series.
It shares a varity of many of the same main componets like an in depth perscription of the working class citizens and how they rise against everything to amke the world a better place.

[Anonymous No.757994]

>>757945
My bad, I meant 1984, no troll intended

[Anonymous No.758004]

>>757990
Cool Story Troll

[Anonymous No.758006]

Anons live a long time. None of you has ever seen a dead Anon.

[Anonymous No.758007]

>>757990

Indeed. It is much like my own favorite series, Eragon, which also warns of the dangers of historical revisionism.

[Anonymous No.758013]

>>757929

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[Anonymous No.758018]

>>758007
0/10 try harder troll

[Anonymous No.758024]

>>758001

Well, you see, Bella is obviously a symbol for the proletariat, continually subjugated and abandoned by Edward (the bourgeoisie). The whole Twilight Saga is a commentary on class conflict and class ascension in the case of Bella. Twilight is such a great class commentary because of the incredibly sad ending where the proletariat can only find happiness in ascending to the level of the bourgeoisie.

[Arcueid Brunestud !ARCIkc4cG6 No.758040]

>>758024

Edward's bloodsucking ways are symbolic for the way the upper-classes earn their luxuries from the sweat and the blood of the proletariat.