The Comparative Study Of Literature In The Light Of George Orwell's Animal Farm And Vyankatesh Madgulkar's Sattantar

<p>The comparative literature is a popular term in the various countries. It studies the two<br>or diverse literatures from the same or different nations, languages, traditions or genres<br>in their relations with one another. It also studies the direct or indirect influence of one on<br>another. It helps to examine and contrast the spirit of different societies and epochs as<br>well as that of individual talents. In this context the present study makes an attempt to<br>consider Orwell's Animal Farm and Madagulkar's Sattantar in the light of the major<br>trends of 'comparative literature'. The comparative study of the selected novels throws<br>light on the fact that the human being is the mixture of good and evil. But most of the times<br>he is surrounded by the evils. Though many times defeated, he is continuously fighting<br>against the evils with the hope to win one day</p> <p>