Genesis, We, by Yevgeny Zamyatin, and Nineteen Eighty-Four, by George Orwell

The story of Adam and Eve has been told for generations. One of its main focus is the power of temptation in the utopian society. In this Genesis, the human disobedience to G - d shows to the world that people constantly challenge authority, the law is intended to be broken. In Wev written by Yevgeny Zamyatin and George Orwell in 1918, both the text society and the actual role of society in society resemble the nature of Genesis in its personality and social role in society. The theme of three texts, Adam and Eve's G-d, 1984's older brother, or our benefactor, is that they do not have freedom and happiness.

One of the details that came out of the novel is whether we are restricted to some reality like 2 + 2 = 4, and this theme also includes We and Zaoratin We and George Orwell's "19 and 4 Appears in. Dostoyevski kept using this symbol from his early "underground memo". There, the narrator sn sn snatched determinism and logic. The above beginning of the novel has an iconic function. Russian critic Vadim K. Kozhinov believes that the mention of "a special hot night" establishes "crime itself" as well as establishing a smothered mood in St. Petersburg in the summer The harsh atmosphere "Dostoevsky is a city life And one of the first people who recognized the symbolic possibilities of urban image.IFI Evenin regards "crime and punishment" as Russia's first great novel. "The climax of action is in a dirty pub in the dirty back room of the poor on the street."

Throughout the history of publications, '194' has been banned or challenged by laws such as overthrow and ideological corruption like the Destopia 's Novel Pian novel "The Brave New World" (1932). ), Yevgeny Zamiidin, Noon Darkness (1940) was written by Arthur Koestler, Kallocain (1940), Karin Boye and Fahrenheit, 451 (1953), Ray Bradbury. Some writers believe that Russian distant novels "by 1984" we are influenced by Zamyatin "are very similar to this novel plot and the noon dark several years ago My private friend Kesterer wrote.

Nevertheless, most of Burgess's inspiration for this novel lies in literature. George Orwell (1968), Olds Huxley (rereading the brave new world), Diana and Meljiyong (insomnia) and Yevgeny Zamiate (we) fainting both provide the literary background of A Clockwork Orange. Burgess wrote his charm with "the ultimate totalitarian nightmare" and "dream of liberalism." Reading other novels, coupled with Burgess' s deterministic response to psychologists like BF Skinner (denying the importance of culture, the environment, and free will), the background of the book written by Time magazine I will provide a. Rare things in English characters ": philosophical novel '