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Orwell explores how a totalitarian regime manipulates and controls every aspect of life, including thoughts. The Party's use of surveillance, propaganda, and fear ensures absolute obedience, warning against unchecked political power.
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The concept of doublethink and the slogan "War is Peace, Freedom is Slavery, Ignorance is Strength" highlight how truth is controlled by those in power. The Ministry of Truth's constant rewriting of history demonstrates how facts can be manipulated to serve political agendas.
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The omnipresent Big Brother symbolizes constant surveillance. This theme critiques how excessive monitoring by authorities can suppress individuality and freedom.
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The Party's invention of Newspeak, a language designed to eliminate rebellious thoughts, shows how language shapes thought. By limiting vocabulary, they restrict the range of ideas people can conceive.
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Winston's rebellion against the Party reflects the human spirit's desire for freedom and truth. However, his ultimate defeat underscores how oppressive regimes can crush individual resistance and destroy hope.
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{With respect and gratitude} T - Tapasya (dedication) H - Hita (welfare) A - Ananda (bliss) N - Nyaya (justice) K - Karuna (compassion) Y - Yajna (sacrifice) O - Ojas (spiritual strength) U - Upasana (devotion) E-mail : foranyinquiries00 @ gmail.com
CURATOR'S NOTE
In a dystopian world of total surveillance and thought control, one man's quiet rebellion against a tyrannical regime leads to a exploration of power, truth, and freedom.
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