Orwells novel 1984

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GEORGE ORWELL 'S 1984 '- AN ANALYSIS

INTRODUCTION

Eric Arthur Blair was the original name of George Orwell . George Orwell was notorious for his tirade against authoritarian regimes and in specific , the Stalinist product of communism . In his famous novel 1984 , Orwell has presented a luminous social analysis on life are extremely bad as from deprivation or oppression or terror Further , this has compelled this universe to stop and consider about our

past , current and future , as the situation of 1984 ' ever lingers forebodingly possible .Orwell spotlights on three most important political concerns that distress society , which are the perils of war dictatorship and class disparity . Orwell was attempting to demonstrate how some political systems could ruin our society by working for only very few 's interest and by oppressing individual liberty . Orwell 's 1984 ' was portrayed in a naturalistic way of the worst case setting ' so as to caution people of what may occur if some perilous political beliefs gain or recuperate power . George Orwell main intention is to twist disturbing tendencies , conditions and habits of notion that he witnessed in the world (Argyros 109

1984 ' story has been interwoven by Orwell out of the experience he gained when was actively engaged in Spanish Civil War where he was chased by Soviet communists who were attempting to kill him then . Later he became a writer to write all sufferings by mixing with imagination thereby creating a utopian world . Orwell 's style is to associate characters in his books to points of view and real living people . Thus in 1984 , Orwell emphasizes his point of view through the character Winston . He rather illustrates a in O 'Brien , while Julia is being represented as lust and desire that is being seen in every human being

ANALYSIS

Orwell portrays a society which never exists since its rulers have some type of powers traditionally attributed to demons . Orwell 1984 is not actually revealing the truth of modern civilization but as the staging of an alternative future . George Orwell

illustrates deliberately the story , 1984 ' as delusive and blown out of proportion to catch the citizen 's attention and to compel them to imagine that it may not be unrealistic in the short future . Orwell employs the Freudian functions of sublimation and repression in Ingsoc 's mental control over the party members (Frodsham 141

1984 ' story has the setting of a futuristic 1984 London , where an ordinary citizen namely Winston Smith has revolted against government . The novel crucially depicts the happenings immediately after the end of Second World War and at the start of the Cold War . Orwell has depicted the perception of authority , marginalization and struggle through corporeal , sexual , emotional and political control . Thus , the main character Winston Smith is being utilized to deal specific emotions from the reader , as he fights against the Ingsoc . Thus , the reader is rather heartened mainly through the character Winston to pursue negative...