<p>An episode considering how Orwell's most famous satire, <em>Animal Farm</em>, traces the equivalences between men and animals as part of its fairy-tale response to the Russian Revolution and the emergence of Stalin's Russia.</p>

An episode considering how Orwell's most famous satire, Animal Farm, traces the equivalences between men and animals as part of its fairy-tale response to the Russian Revolution and the emergence of Stalin's Russia.

15. Beastly Men and Humanlike Beasts in Animal Farm

A podcast featuring chapter-by-chapter and topic-led commentaries on George Orwell’s novels &amp; non-fiction. 

Aimed at school students &amp; university undergraduates. Made by Dr Nathan Waddell, University of Birmingham, UK.

Text versions of all episodes available at https://drnjwaddell.co.uk/reading-orwell.

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A podcast featuring chapter-by-chapter and topic-led commentaries on George Orwell’s novels & non-fiction. Aimed at school students & university undergraduates. Made by Dr Nathan Waddell, University of Birmingham, UK. Text versions of all episodes available at https://drnjwaddell.co.uk/reading-orwell.

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