Education and Social Class
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- Education and Social Class
- Education divides the animals into social classes
- Life after the revolution
- Two social classes form after the revolution - the ruling and working class
- goes against “all animals are equal”
- Division is based on intelligence
- Irony
- the other animals accept the pigs are “cleverer”
- this isn’t a word - shows how uneducated they are
- the other animals accept the pigs are “cleverer”
- Irony
- The pigs are the ruling class and the other animals become the working class and let them take control
- pigs are superior from the start
- Two social classes form after the revolution - the ruling and working class
- Snowball vs Napoleon
- Snowball wants to educate all the animals
- he tries to teach them to read, write and spread the ideas of animalism
- he wants true equality on the farm
- he tries to teach them to read, write and spread the ideas of animalism
- Napoleon only wants to educate the young
- he focuses on the piglets so they can continue the pigs’ superiority
- By controlling education, he controls who’s upper/ruling class
- they keep all the power because the other animals won't be able to rise against him
- Snowball wants to educate all the animals
- The animals misuse their education
- Uneducated animals remain working class because they don’t make the most of education Snowball offers them
- Mollie only wants to learn how to write her name
- Boxer wants to read and write but can only learn four letters, which he is “content with”
- Benjamin learns to read but refuses to use his ability
- They remain ignorant so decide to accept everything the pigs say
- Uneducated animals remain working class because they don’t make the most of education Snowball offers them
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