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Nineteen Eighty Four

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Set in a dystopian future, the story follows Winston Smith as he navigates a totalitarian regime where privacy is non-existent, and the omnipresent figure of Big Brother looms large. The oppressive atmosphere is highlighted by Winston's struggles with his environment, including a dilapidated apartment building and the harsh realities of life under constant surveillance. Themes of control, individuality, and resistance emerge as Winston grapples with his thoughts and the oppressive forces surrounding him, setting the stage for a profound exploration of freedom and tyranny.

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Nineteen Eighty Four, George Orwell

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2007
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English
Released
2007
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Hardcover
Pages
324
ISBN13
9781605120645
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Fiction, Love, Classics, Politics, Wars, Society, English Literature, Adapted for Film, Future, Communism, Freedom, Resistance, Human Rights, Torture, Totalitarian regimes, Dictatorship, Totalitarianism, Surveillance, monitoring, Totalitarian State, Government Surveillance of Citizens
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1949
Original title
Nineteen Eighty-Four
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Set in a dystopian future, the story follows Winston Smith as he navigates a totalitarian regime where privacy is non-existent, and the omnipresent figure of Big Brother looms large. The oppressive atmosphere is highlighted by Winston's struggles with his environment, including a dilapidated apartment building and the harsh realities of life under constant surveillance. Themes of control, individuality, and resistance emerge as Winston grapples with his thoughts and the oppressive forces surrounding him, setting the stage for a profound exploration of freedom and tyranny.