‘1984’ is a dystopian political fiction novel published and written by George Orwell in the year 1949, which garnered universal acclaim. The novel is not only dystopian, it is also an accurate and depressive portrayal of what a nightmare Utopia can be, because there can never be a Utopia without bloodshed, and ignorance of human faculties, a perfect world is denounced by Orwell as the bleakest of the worlds.
The novel strongly showcases the reality of totalitarian and authoritarian governments, and how many layers are constructed to give an illusory sense of the word to the proletarians, the bourgeoisie, aristocracy, and the vast disparity between the inner party leaders and the rest of the unfortunate ones. Read more
The novel strongly showcases the reality of totalitarian and authoritarian governments, and how many layers are constructed to give an illusory sense of the word to the proletarians, the bourgeoisie, aristocracy, and the vast disparity between the inner party leaders and the rest of the unfortunate ones. Read more
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