1984: Oppression Of Truth

In the novel of 1984, Orwell criticized society about totalitariy and future schizophrenia, and the world stopped thinking about our past, the present, and the future. When you read this novel, you have to spend time thinking about the possibility that the Orwell world will come about. Orwell advocates the concept of power, alienation, resistance through physical, psychological, sexual and political control of the people of Oceania. The reader experiences an emotional partner through the eyes of Winston Smith, and Winston Smith was born in an oppressive life under Ingusk's rule.

In 1984, in the 1984 society of George Orwell, the truth was manipulated and instructed by an anonymous person named Big Brother, an organization called party and he was used as God. The main aspect of party control is its truth or attempt to rule the truth in society and the truth in the individual's own heart. The party creates what they want and ignores the individual so that they can more easily operate them. - Imagine living under government-controlled, total politicalist government, political, social and economic activities. The movement of the people in society is monitored by the TV screen, and ideological opponents and people opposing political parties and government will be prosecuted by ideological police.

The symbol of repression by the government in 1984 led to rebellion. In 1984 by George Orwell, hero Giulia and Winston experienced this on their own. The totalitarian society where they lived tried to erode them but failed. Throughout the novel, Julia and Winston encountered some of the past symbolism, government injustice, and a challenge that raised rebellion against the party. - Love is the foundation and weakness of the totalitarian regime. For a stable totalitarian society, the love between the two is eliminated. Because only the relationship between that person and the party and the love of that leader can exist. The totalitarian society depicted in Orwell's novel "1984" created the concept of Orwell's society. Stalin's Soviet Union is totally in contrast to the fictional world of Oceania in 1984, so it can be regarded as Orwell style.