The Interpretation Of Governmental Power Using George Orwell’s “Animal Farm” Novel: The Case Of Republic Of South Africa

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Huber, Dylan (2021) The Interpretation Of Governmental Power Using George Orwell’s “Animal Farm” Novel: The Case Of Republic Of South Africa. UGP-Thesis thesis, LSPR Communication and Business Institute.

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Abstract

The international scene has become very comfortable with the systems put in place from the very beginning. It seems as though human beings have ceased to look for a more suitable way of governance as compared to what the world has now. This research aims to open that door. This research is meant to shed light upon the imperfection of current governmental systems, and their inevitability to become corrupt and power hungry. That is why the researcher uses the reliable Dramatistic Pentad analysis of the novel, “Animal Farm”, especially in regards to revolution and Marxism so as to break down the similarities between governments as much as possible. This research is meant to induce conversations amongst populations and further research on how to better standards of living. Furthermore, it can be used as a basis of studying human behaviour.

Keywords: systems, governance, corrupt, Dramatistic Pentad, revolution, Marxism,behaviour

Item Type: Thesis (UGP-Thesis)
Subjects: H Social Sciences > HT Communities. Classes. Races
Divisions: Faculty of Communication, Communication Studies > International Relations Communication
Depositing User: Ms Kartika S
Date Deposited: 03 Jan 2024 10:44
Last Modified: 03 Jan 2024 10:44
URI: http://repository.lspr.ac.id/id/eprint/202

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