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Animal Allegory is a literary genre where animals are used as symbolic figures to convey deeper moral, social, or political meanings. In these narratives, animals often possess human traits, such as the ability to speak, reason, or exhibit complex emotions, allowing authors to explore human behaviors and societal issues in a more approachable and often satirical manner. This genre leverages the distance created by using animals to critique human society, making it easier for readers to reflect on sensitive topics without direct confrontation. Classic examples include George Orwell's "Animal Farm," where farm animals represent figures from the Russian Revolution, and Aesop's Fables, which use animal characters to impart ethical lessons. Through these stories, readers are invited to engage with profound themes under the guise of seemingly simple tales, making Animal Allegory a powerful tool for commentary and reflection.

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