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by zAmb0ni

Animal farm is a novel written by George Orwell around 1940’s, writer has taken an imaginative approach towards the novel where he has portrayed an animal farm in England during unknown time period.  Animal farm is a almost in every course for the student so that they can broaden the horizon of their thinking and see life from different perspectives and this is the sole reason why teachers assign animal farm essay to the students to check how much they have understand the big picture behind the animal farm novel.

When it comes to essay writing the first novel which come into the minds of the professors are Animal farm but the difficulty arises when one has to choose animal farm essay topic on his own. Therefore, we have decided to provide you some compelling animal farm essay topics that are given below.

25 Awe-Inspiring Animal Farm Essay Topics:

1. Role played by pig in animal farm.
2. Similarities and difference between animal farm and Soviet history.
3. Is animal farm a modern classic?
4. Abuse of power in animal farm
5. Fascism in animal farm.
6. What is animal farm all about?
7. Animal farm as a social criticism.
8. Famine, death and war in animal farm.
9. Animal farm: story of betrayal.
10.Power struggle in animal farm.
11.Seven commandments of animal farm.
12.Morality in animal farm.
13.Can animal farm seen as a manifesto of communist.
14.Animalism explained in animal farm.
15.Place of animal farm in literature.
16.Political upheavals in animal farm.
17.Summary of animal farm.
18.Comparison between modest proposal and animal farm.
19.Settings in animal farm.
20.Similarities in animal farm novel and movie.
21.Culpable actions of the squealer in animal farm.
22.Circumstances that lead to the destruction of animal farm.
23.Critical reception of animal farm.
24.Tyranny in animal farm.
25.Human nature explained in animal farm.
26.Political game played in animal farm.
27.Life in an animal farm.
28.Animal farm is written from whose perspective?
29.How do you connect animal farm with Soviet history?
30.Which character resembles author’s points of view?
31.What was the role played by boxer in animal farm?  Read more...

by Prairiekittin

Justification For Inconceivable Torture

Many folks have told me with pride that they are strong supporters of animal rights and they seem to revere and respect animals to a high degree. I have sometimes wondered if these same people might possibly have more respect for animals than people but that is another topic altogether. Many have even gone so far as to basically indicate to this writer that animals should be revered on just about the same level as humans. I am not sure about taking it to that degree, nevertheless I do believe that all animals are God’s creation and should be treated with tenderness, dignity, and respect.

Unfortunately when it comes to the raising of animals for food this mindset is light years away from the actual modes and customs of the industry. The only consideration in this billion dollar money machine is the bottom line in dollars and cents, and innocent animals pay a dear price in terms of the unimaginable cruelty inflicted on them in order to satisfy our insatiable unhealthy desires.  According to the “USDA Slaughter Stats” for 2008, over 18.5 billion animals were slaughtered (there is a good reason the word “slaughtered” does not sound very friendly) and that figure rises every year.  You can be sure that precious little consideration will be given to any of the more than 18 billion animals that will die this year as to the methods of raising and then killing them. Many who speak of their love for animals turn a deaf ear to this obvious and incomprehensible cruelty when they sit down to their regular ritual of gorging on the flesh of innocent animals.

The High Cost of an Animal Based Diet  Read more...

by rafolio

Animal Experiments

The terms animal testing, animal experimentation, animal research, in vivo testing, and vivisection have similar denotations but different connotations. Literally, “vivisection” means the “cutting up” of a living animal, and historically referred only to experiments that involved the dissection of live animals. The term is now used to refer to any experiment using living animals; for example, the Encyclopedia Britannica defines “vivisection” as: “Operation on a living animal for experimental rather than healing purposes; more broadly, all experimentation on live animals. For others, the word has a pejorative connotation, implying torture, suffering, and death. The word “vivisection” is preferred by those opposed to this research, whereas scientists typically use the term “animal experimentation. (1)

Animal Models

An animal model is a non-human animal that has a disease or injury that is similar to a human condition. These test conditions are often termed as animal models of disease. The use of animal models allows researchers to investigate disease states in ways which would be inaccessible in a human patient, performing procedures on the non-human animal that imply a level of harm that would not be considered ethical to inflict on a human.

In order to serve as a useful model, a modeled disease must be similar in etiology (mechanism of cause) and function to the human equivalent. Animal models are used to learn more about a disease, its diagnosis and its treatment. For instance, behavioral analogues of anxiety or pain in laboratory animals can be used to screen and test new drugs for the treatment of these conditions in humans. (2)

History of Animal Experiments  Read more...

Copyright (c) 2009 Rebecca Kimes

More and more people are becoming aware of the ability to telepathically communicate with animals. In fact, animal communicators are sought after for a variety of reasons such as illness diagnosis, behavior problems, curiosity, acknowledgement of the animals’ life purpose and as a way too deepen and strengthen the human/animal bond.

As more and more people embrace the notion that animals are more than dumb beasts a new, richer world is made available to all of us.

Have you ever wondered what your faithful companion is thinking?

Do you have an animal with a chronic problem that you can’t get to the bottom of?

Have you introduced a new pet to the family that just isn’t fitting in?

These problems and many others can be solved through the delightful art of animal communication.

Because animal communication isn’t mainstream yet, it is surrounded by many myths that keep people from communicating with their companion animas. Here are 2 common myths that might be keeping you from fully understanding and benefiting from animal communication.

Myth 1: Animal Communication is a Gift Only a Select Few Have

Many people believe that animal communication if a gift reserved for only a select number of people. Not only is this an inaccurate belief but it stops many people from even trying to communicating with their animal companions.

Every person on Earth has the natural ability to communicate with all life, including animals and even plants. You may need a little coaching and practice but you definitely have the ability. Professional animal communicators aren’t any more talented than you. They’ve just decided to focus and hone their abilities to make animal communication their chosen profession.

Myth 2: I Don’t See Anything So I’m Not Psychic  Read more...

Animals have long lives, and most folks intend to give them a forever home.

After all, our animal companions are often a large part of our lives and we spend a great deal of time, energy, money and effort on their behalf! But the fact is that millions of animals are purchased or trade hands every year, and more than 40% of these amazing beings wind up moving on from one owner to the next, until they are at the end of their lives which often comes a lot sooner than expected. Through no fault of their own, they either weren’t the right animal for the job, they were outgrown, abused, or injured, or were simply misunderstood and mishandled so they became sad or frightening animal nightmares! People don’t mean for things to go wrong with their animal, but they do, all the time.

Dear Val,

I want to buy a horse. Not just any horse, of course! I want to learn how to compete in show jumping and since I’m just a novice beginner, I need a hunter jumper that will take care of me, teach me how, and then go on to compete with. My trainer has sent me to look at a lot of horses now but none of them seem right and they’re all very expensive. I’m getting discouraged. How can I know which if any of these horses is the right one?

Thanks, Linda

Hi Linda! You are right to worry! You wouldn’t get married without knowing someone pretty well, and you wouldn’t take a job without interviewing, right? Getting the wrong horse – or any animal – can be a frustrating, expensive or even dangerous situation. Before purchasing (or leasing) any horse, be sure and have your veterinarian do a complete workup on them. This will hopefully reveal many potential current health problems that you need to know about before signing that check.