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If someone had tendered this advice to george orwell's Big Brother, things would have been smoothened for him to lead the Communist Philosophy to success.... ?? The subtle aspect of Communism as perceived by george orwell is doublespeak.... writes, “Communist language was forcefully brought home to the West by george orwell in Nineteen Eighty-Four, especially in his notion of “doublethink.... How george orwell highlights the serious shortcomings of the hardcore communist regimes with his satirical style by taking potshots at their methods of suppression of freewill of the people, through the character of Big Brother in 1984?...
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Research Paper
The novel 1984 is one of the greatest novels written by george orwell due to its exploration of the social problems and diseases presented in a fictitious but relatable manner.... Through the novel orwell was able to express his fears on the increase of influence of negative power through the use of technology.... In the present era, the 9/11 attack is just one of the detrimental and controlling effects of warfare technology but it can be considered frightening to have correspondence and parallelism to orwell's novel since his main objective is to present and to depict a dystopian and highly degraded society....
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Essay
An essay "george orwell and His Writing Techniques" points out that it is detectable that Orwell was persuaded that the Soviet Union had turned into an inhumane dictatorship which had become centered on cult personality and emboldened by a reign of terror.... george orwell (June 1903-Jan 1950) is known for his literary works, of which Animal Farm features dominantly.... The manner in which orwell uses different stylistic devices shall be seen in this discussion which ensues forthwith (orwell, 1945)....
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Book Report/Review
In the paper '1984 by george orwell' the writer analyzes a symbolic satire of the communist ideals being preached in the 19th century.... george orwell (whose real name was Eric Blair) makes satiric allusions to the communist manifesto and the regime it sought to promote.... orwell's book promoted the ideology of Communism, the political ideology of overthrowing the' bourgeois' and bringing the working classes to power.... The author states that orwell's vision of women was limited, thinking of Julia as the forbidden, fun and sexually active, pretty but not so smart girl; while only mothers were honorable and cause for admiration....
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Essay
Generalist/opportunistic species have the survival ability to thrive in a wide variety of environments and habitats, and can live on a varied diet while specialist species survive only in a narrow range of environmental conditions and on a limited diet (Townsend, Begon, &.... ... ... Thus generalist/opportunistic species can easily adapt to changes in the environment whereas specialist species are prone to extinction.
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Essay
The book explains a situation whereby power is split into three equal groups.... These groups include Eastasia, Eurasia and Oceania.... The main character in this book is Winston Smith.... He is a middle-aged.... ... ... The Party demonstrates the totalitarianism that has taken place after the 20th century....
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When producing this book, he took the literal name of george orwell; a name that would survive his true identity.... Henceforth, he leads an ordinary life of “interest” until george was born Brian Arthur Blair, on June 25 1903, in Bengal India, a protectorate of the British government, to a British official Richard Blair and to a governess, Ida....
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Essay
In the case of george orwell, his view on language is more in the public domain, challenging how the public writes.... "Language and Identity: george orwell and Amy Tan" paper analizes two authors who have dealt with the issue of contemporary language in their writings, although from perspectives.... george orwell seeks to appeal to the emotions of his readers to push for the idea of clearer and more honest writing, specifically by ensuring that his own work is written in such a manner....
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