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... One such writer was George Orwell, who wrote the remarkable 1984. ... Aspects of this book are parallel to current everyday life, which makes it easier to connect 1984 with modern life. 1984 is powerful and modern, although written in 1949, because it includes three major points: absolute power, mind control, and racism. ...
Seeing as how 1984 is a satire of society during the early-mid 20th century, the aspect of absolute power is the most obvious. In 1984, the element of absolute power is portrayed by Big Brother, the omnipotent symbol of The Party. ... Although 1984 was merely Orwell’s belief as to what the future holds, it is not inconceivable that the absolute power depicted in the book is not possible in our future. ... In 1984, manipulation of the mind began from childhood. ... A concept that is prevalent in 1984 that is still pervasive today is the use of nursery rhymes. ... When reading 1984, it is a common opinion that the rhymes are very crude, violent, and inappropriate. ... The alleged antagonist in 1984 is Goldstein, the enemy of The Party. ...
Orwell’s satire of twentieth century totalitarian regimes in 1984 holds many different perspectives. ... In 1984 , history is altered, however it is repeated.
Approximate Word count = 1107
Approximate Pages = 4.4
(250 words per page double spaced)
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