Social Construction of Reality: Animal Farm by George Orwell How does this book demonstrate the social construction of reality?

In looking at Orwell's novel, Animal Farm, it is easily recognized that through wit and craft he has outlined, through animals living on a farm, playing respective roles, a critique of Stalin's rebellion towards communism. The end result, after the trial and error sessions of democracy and equal division of labor, is a theme is revealed that prevails in so much of today's society. Animal Farm is the story of a revolution gone sour. Animalism, …

…as Americans, to step back and think that imported goods from developing nations are created by people not earning enough to feed their children. Instead, we complain about prices, that many of us can, in fact, afford. It is time that we step back and gain a little perspective on some issues, or at least crack into that consciouness that exists because we are fortunate enough to learn about what goes on behind the scenes.