1984 - A Worthy Assignment

There are hundreds of books, writers, novels, and classics, but a way to pick out some excellent pieces from the smart ocean. As an educator, for novels, the teacher receives code called "core course" and constraints of relevance and sensitive words called controversy. However, when these boundaries are dark, only various shades of different shade are formed. This selection process became a problem for high school English teachers nationwide: novels are correct novels.

I first read "1984" at the age of 16, which changed my life. Actually, I was assigned "1984" in high school, so you can say that you are reading this column now. At that time, I was an emerging scientist devoted to chemistry research. That was my career goal for my college in the first year. However, "1984" scared me. After I finish, I will read it again. Please read it again. '1984' keep me away from satisfying confidence of science and let me reveal to the reality of the Cold War world. I certainly know the Soviet Union - I grew up near the nuclear bomb base - I know that our communist enemies are repressive countries. However, "1984" showed me the true meaning of repression: personal denial, state worship, popular party and leader

Should 1984 be included in the freshman program of Mont Bill Town High School? George Orwell 's 1984 prophecy was a literary work based on the former communist Soviet Union. In 1984 there was a society in Oceania, all human relationships and more detailed human emotions were fantastic. This fictitious novel should obviously be supplement to the 9th grade curriculum. In 1984, he announced his strong theme by using magnificent symbols, showing social life under totalitarian government. These qualities make the novel classic. In the next article, we will explore why 1984 should be incorporated into the curriculum by subject, alienation, and symbolism.