Examples Of Totalitarianism In 1984 By George Orwell

ABSTRACT

The novel 1984 by Georges Orwell was focused on the overall look at the world on how totalitarian government gained powering control over every aspect in life. The world was subsequently divided into three major parts; Eurasia, Anastasia and Oceania. All have been controlled by totalitarian Government which was known as the party and was represented by a dominance figure called “BIG BROTHER”, an existing symbol of the totalitarian party. It portrays a call for change and hope, a hope for individuality and social perfection. People are not consciously aware of what’s going on around and the author wanted to inform and educate people to pay more attention about the future of man and how to create a different society.
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Everyone has collective actions and thoughts instead of having single identity. All had been monitored constantly via telesreens even at home. The party has even developed a theory the” newspeak” to simplify the language. A single society where free thinking, sex, rebellious thought all are categorized as crimes. In addition to this their personalities have changed and seemed to be confused no one really whom to trust; I also do believe even psychological disorders have come in play. No one really knows if big brother is truly is or if the brotherhood is a fabrication by the party to bring people down. Just take Winston as an example he even had bad feelings toward Julia which eventually became his love he had so many crazy thought about the party and even at work he seem to be disturb by others. Also both operant and classical conditioning had occurred in the society because there punishment and reward to those who follow the party’s protocol and people seem to do thing unconsciously due to the way they treated. (Orwell

However, socialism can be defined as a theory of social organization that advocates the vesting of the ownership and controls the means of production, distribution, and exchange should be owned or regulated by the community as a whole. Whereas communism is system where all property is public and people work and are given things by the government according to their needs. This system was founded by Karl Marx. And at last Marxism is the theory in which says that society's classes are the cause of struggle and that society should have no classes. This system was developed by Karl Marx and Frederic Engels. In regard to all these other system I do believe that free enterprise is better because it is more liberal. Everyone has freedom due to as they feel this make the system better because completion comes along so everyone needs want to be winners; therefore better services and products new ideas always coming to play. Despites of all the freedom there is the government still has to come in and play the referee and set up some regulation that makes it works even