How does orwell use satirical techniques to develop the theme that ideals can be corrupted in practice?

Answer

Orwell uses satirical techniques such as the character of Napoleon in Animal Farm and the language manipulation in 1984 to develop the theme that ideals can be corrupted in practice.

Q: What are some examples of satirical techniques used by Orwell to develop this theme? A:- An example of Orwell's use of satire to develop this theme can be seen in the character of Napoleon in Animal Farm, who begins as an idealistic leader dedicated to the principles of animal equality but soon becomes corrupted by power and transforms into a tyrant. - Another example can be found in the language used in 1984, in which the totalitarian government twists language and creates new words to manipulate the thoughts and actions of the citizens, thus highlighting how ideals can be corrupted in practice.