1984 Essays

In George Orwell’s 1984 the world that materializes before the readers eyes, is a world dominated by totalitarian control. Through fear, oppression, and the Ocianian Government “Big Brother” exercises acts to shape and form a societal nucleus that on the surface looks bright and promising giving rise to new life…

On a thin surface the ending of George Orwell’s 1984 ripples with the idea of acceptance. After the shopkeepers betrayal, Winston and Julia discovered in their secret annex and consequently delivered into the Thought Polices hands. From this moment on both Winston and Julia heightened to the awareness of what…

It was 1984 and the controls everything, including history and reality. George Orwell’s 1984 is a novel that describes the authoritarian rule in Oceania. Winston Smith plans to help Emmanuel Goldstein, leader of the resistance against the State, but the police capture him and his lover and supporter, Julia. O’Brien,…

Introduction The pages of human history are daubed in bloodshed and tears of the suffering people of various nationalities and ethnic groups. Aggrandizement for wealth and plans for territorial expansion, have led to untold human miseries and casualties. Wars resulted in unprecedented levels of violence and even after the conclusion…

Essay on the Book 1984 The novel 1984 by Gorge Orwell is one of the most dynamic works of fiction created about forty years after the Second World War. The story develops in London, which is facing a threat of political and social decay especially in its cities and the…

With the rapidly advancing nature of technology and changes in political structure, what once was considered science fiction has in many instances taken on a tinge of reality. Perhaps nowhere is this more readily apparent than with George Orwell’s seminal text, 1984. This dystopian exploration of a fictional region called…