Allegory Examples
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Définition de L'allégorie et Exemples
Plans de Cours par Rebecca Ray
Lors de l'étude de textes allégoriques, il est important que les élèves comprennent le concept comme fondement de la lecture. Puisque le but d'une allégorie est de transmettre un sens symbolique plus profond, les élèves doivent être capables de définir le terme et de repérer les références dans l'œuvre littéraire.
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What is Allegory? Discuss famous examples of allegory with graphic organizers
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- THE CRUCIBLE
- TEXT REFERENCE
- ALLEGORICAL REFERENCE
- In "The Crucible", anyone who was brought to trial was expected to plead guilty and give the names of other witches. If they did, they were allowed to live. This led to an increasing number of false accusations.
- During the 1950s McCarthy Hearings, the accused were assumed guilty, accused in public, and expected to give the names of other Communists in America. Failure to do so led to ruined careers, fines, and even imprisonment.
- The Proletarians have nothing to lose but their chains.
- ANIMAL FARM
- Each character in the novel represents an aspect of communism. Old Major, a pig (allegorically Marx), has a 'dream' and calls a conference with the other animals (the working class) to discuss it. He calls for a rebellion, but dies before it happens.
- Karl Marx was the founder of communism. Like Old Major, he called for the people of Russia to unite in a rebellion to change history. In his "Communist Manifesto," he urged the working class to break the chains of their oppression in a communist revolution.
- THE LION, THE WITCH, AND THE WARDROBE
- Aslan sacrifices himself, dies, and rises from the dead.
- This is a symbolic reference to Christ's crucifixion and resurrection.
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