Types of Propaganda Used in George Orwell¨s Novels

Propaganda has been used throughout the history since the 17th century. Adolf Hitler brainwashed Europe with propaganda and made them believe that Jewish society was evil. In the Russian Revolution, publicity used posters to support or oppose Stalin's idea. At George Orwell's farm, he proposed the concept of propaganda used for persuasive power and brainwashing; use of emotions, figurative, symbols and citations for publicity, and finally to fear of terrible situations. I have proof. Transporters use shiny universality by stimulating desirable emotions with emotional words

The use and misuse of news as a propaganda tool is one of the main themes of Orwell in 1984, concerns of George Orwell's novel 1984 (and other animal farms by George Orwell, for example) are also relevant I will. . Today, they are at the time of the author himself. The main consequence of Orwell's fear of media manipulation is that individuals lose their critical thinking skills and their ability to express themselves. Modern readers may have reasons to worry about the same problem in 1984

The popular novel by George Orwell depicts the antisocial society in 1984, the media is the king, and all the citizens of Oceania are taught to suppress their pure humanity. This novel is a warning to the citizens of the world today. Orwell's novel was designed for his readers and he realized that the media is essentially the greatest influence of losing himself. - Since the revival of the Olympic Games in 1896, the Olympic Games have gradually been affected by politics and propaganda. The purity of sportsism is endangered by scandals, corruption, commercialism, boycott, political conflict, improvement of reputation, and terrorist acts. Large-scale sports events like the Olympic Games have a strange ability not only to temporarily reunite the United Nations community but also to reflect real world competition and conflict (Grix)

Abstract: Propaganda and coach are common in modern society. A large volume of literature has been created around each document. "April 19th" by George Orwell is an important reference point for these two documents. Orwell puts both advertising and monitoring to the utmost: comprehensive surveillance and comprehensive promotion. Writing them very large, he brought great relief in every aspect of the problem, which is why his novel has that symbolic position for the theorists in two documents. However, '19-84' is not just for a potential contribution to publicity or surveillance theory. The propaganda and the surveillance of the novel are not only related by chance but are basically related to each other. I am not a supplementary part of a completely socially controlled absurd project about ideas as well as actions, rather than working at the same time, instead of working in the text of Orwell how they work alone I showed it. Keywords: Biengian, Big Brother, Orwell, Round prison, Propaganda, Society