we know it. One of these books is 1984 by George Orwell. He had many motives to write this book in a dystopian genre, and found influence in his everyday life associated with politics and the fear of a totalitarian takeover. 1984 became a very successful novel, and to this day, still captivates the minds of its readers. Orwell’s reasons for creating 1984 was to warn people of the dangers of complete authority, and he hoped to prevent the catastrophic consequences of such a society. Burdened in a
activities for pleasure’s sake compose the beauty of autonomy. Freedom of speech represents a privilege of humanity, and the vast majority of citizens in such a society feel safe to at least communicate their concerns with the government. In George Orwell’s 1984, a dictatorial figure known as “Big Brother” and the power-hungry Inner Party create a world of utter paranoia, abolishing these paramount human virtues of love, sex, and freedom of speech in favor of a totalitarian form of socialism called
wanted to show each other that their political system was the best but the West condemned the dictatorship led in USSR. The Cold War had begun. In this context of great fear and after his participation in the Spanish civil war, Orwell decided to write 1984 to fight against totalitarianism this time not with guns but with writing. The author criticized the world he has lived in by the use of science fiction but the lack of knowledge with reference to the USSR and his political opinions have had a great