1984: Love and Freedom Can Be Crushed

Sigmund Freud wrote as follows. "Emotions that can not be expressed will never die, they will survive and be buried and will appear in a more ugly way." This can be done at Georg Orwell in 1984. Seeing that it depicts totalitarianist society of totalitariy, governments known as parties or elder brothers are totally dominating people. Our protagonist Winston despised the party and wrote his calm ideas secretly in a secret diary secretly rebellious. To rebel, he began to have a secret relationship with another contempt party, Julie, joined the secret organization fraternity dedicated to overturning the party, later captured by the party It was.

The book of 1984 shows how to oppress individuals through the power of the state, how to silence eternally questioned voices, and how disgusting people disappear from the face of the world. This was proved by telling the story of the rebel faction named Winston in 1984 Winston refused to obey the authority of the full authority of the country called Oceania. Oceania is the mainstream world of television screens and microphones, and the privacy of this world is only a few elite's privileges.

In 1984, love George Orwell showed us an interesting depiction of love in the 1984 novel. In the Oceania countries he wrote, the party attempted to remove something other than Big Brother from the members' lives. In many ways, it is successful. This resulted in the marriage of Winston and his wife Catherine becoming ruthless, eventually living separately. Even something occasionally secretly hidden by the gaze of the party like Winston and Julia, eventually

In 1984 by George Orwell, "Big Brother" exercised absolute power and survived by suppressing personal happiness and freedom. As he thought about himself and was absorbed in choosing the wishes of the people he loved, Winston observed all his movements and monitored all his thoughts. Using a series of nationally recognized technologies, "Big Brother" attributes repression to art. As O'Brien told Winston, his strict control system can be understood as one step forward. It is impossible to maintain personality and it is impossible to avoid detection. In Oceania, it is forbidden because the party aims to "for complete profit of yourself". However, this does not prevent Winston from trying.

Isolation in 1984 only reminds us how freely the current world is compared to bad things. Freedom of 1984 was scarce Within the party's slogan, the maximum value and rules of maxims, freedom seemed not to be able to be achieved by citizens in 1984. "Freedom means 2 plus 2 freedom, if approved, everything else is approved." Of the isolation and alienation in 1984, 2 plus 2, 4 are not allowed It is said that. Other free minds will follow