Totalitarianism at the Expense of Human Nature

The total amount of government control has been sought by the country since the beginning of civilization. By fully managing government problems, totalitarian governments can improve efficiency to some extent. People are excluded from the decision and the government does not need to worry about secular problems because the government does not hesitate to make all decisions and achieve the goal quickly. In George Orwell's '1984', Winston Smith's conspiracy showed the danger of a corrupted totalitarian government.

Totalism weakens the concept of individuality, hurts every opportunity for self improvement and impairs human natural desire for knowledge. In George Orwell's famous novel "1984", totalitarianism can be clearly seen in all nationalism, every day, every state exaggerated control over every place. Totalism can also be seen in the book "The Brave New World" by Aldrich Huxley where humans are made comprehensively on the Earth and adapted to their intended purpose. Lack of individualism will lead society to fainting In this incontinence, the unlimited power of the state extinguishes freedom.

Is it the common human being to feel the power of others? The totalitarian government is trying to manage many aspects of life with their containment and authoritative information. In the novel of 1984, Orwell depicts totalitariy through psychological manipulation, physical control, and language control. A woman on a small sofa turns into a brilliant pink color and the mouth opens and closes like a fish. Even O'Brien's heavy face is washed away. He was very straight and his mighty breasts were swollen and trembling as though they were standing in the waves. A brunette girl behind Winstone began screaming as "Pig! Pig! Pig!" Suddenly, I picked up a heavy new word dictionary and displayed it on the screen. (30) The foreign party shouted in the face of everything the party advised, being forced to participate in "activity" crying out. Hatred for 2 minutes represents the degree of control

The second element of totalitarianism is to disregard reality on fiction. Allen said, "The most striking difference between ancient and modern refiners is that the ancients were satisfied with the victory of the debate at the expense of the truth, but modern people won the more lasting victory at the expense of reality Arendt reminds us that there is no truth in politics, but the dignity of human actions and the possibility of superior behavior are not remembered.The totalitarian and fear and fear tools The destruction destroys history and the world we live by drawing out the wrong reality.The many ideological rhetoricists remove the boundaries and institutions we depend on and give shape to our daily lives.