A Marxist Reading of George Orwell's 1984 from the Point of View of George Luckàcs

Orwell's interpretation of Marxism in 1984. From a fortunate perspective Marxism accepts dialectical materialism, labor theory of value, and nearly axioms of all human behavior and institutional economic decisions. It is characterized by a class struggle as the basic force of history. Bennett, (1965, p. 643) is noteworthy at the beginning of this article that it is clear that literary theory consists solely of ideas, concepts and assumptions that are controversial.

George Orwell 's fictional story, which was originally in England with Air Strip One in 1984, is a fictitious story depicting the era when Britain was overthrown by British socialism. The story's perspective is through the leading character, Winston Smith, a wise member of the middle class. The audience roamed the late stages of his life, and his intellectual thought was most prominent. - While working in the morning, Winston entered the man's room and suspended the sling with his arms to pay attention to the girl with black hair. She collapsed and when Winston helped her get up, she sent a note saying "I love you" to him. Winston wanted to desperately grasp the meaning of this memo. He always suspected that a brunette girl is a political spy that monitors his actions, but now she insists that she loves him.

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