Orwell’s critique of government surveillance and propaganda in the novel has acted as both a reminder of the past and a premonition of the future since it was first published.
1984 imagines a dystopian Great Britain that has come under the rule of a totalitarian party, Ingsoc, led by the omnipresent Big Brother. Winston Smith, a low-level bureaucratic worker, navigates between conformity and resistance in a society where individuality has been systematically obliterated. Debuting popular phrases like ‘Thought Police’ that remain relevant today.
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