There Is No I in Government: George Orwell´s 1984 Novel

George Washington once said that "Government is not rational, eloquent, not power, like fire, is a troublesome servant, a terrible master, not letting irresponsible actions" . The government can change society in a wide direction and is the people's power. Its capability to dominate the economy and laws of our country is worth worrying about. However, the number of societies is always beyond the government. Society is unlimited, broad and expanding.

George Orwell founded the year 1984 in 1949. The dystrophic novel was founded in 1984 - Orwell's recent and recent - past - but due to its totalitarian depictions and its media manipulation and use of advanced techniques, this novel has practical significance today as well It is. Winston is a hero. He worked in the ministry of truth and changed the history of the government. He tried to bring up a revolt, but O'Brien caught him. He betrayed Julia and announced himself to the party. Like Winston, Julia is an opposition secret rebel. They have a relationship. When she left from Winston at the end of the book she was tortured and released to society for the first time only after betraying her own values. Big Brother is the nickname of the party leader and the government. The propaganda used by the government insists that "my brother is watching over you."

The common theme of George Orwell in 1984 and the society of today "Big Brother watch over you" (Orwell 5). This simple expression is the cornerstone of dialogue between conspiracy theorists. George Orwell may write a warning novel in 1984, but he could hardly predict how close his novel is to reality. Over the past 50 years the world has become more dangerous. In addition to this risk, the government is seeking more measures to protect their citizens.

George Orwell's novel "1984" is the most exciting and interesting book I have ever read. This novel is Orwell's mere prophecy as to what the future will be. This novel is reflected in Orwell's view on how the world behaves. "1984" was written after the Second World War, so there is a reason to believe that this war had influenced Orwell's future view. As mentioned earlier, this book is very interesting, especially in two special meanings; in my opinion, George Orwell predicts the future very closely and personalizes the novel in the novel ? Please experiment.