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    and choose our own careers. We have the right to do whatever we set our minds on doing. However‚ what we can’t do is stop the manipulation the government throws at us. There are many similar articles and books that talk about how the government doesn’t let us have private lives.

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    The book Animal farm written by George orwell is a clear representation of a political parody of a totalitarian society in which a dictator rules everything under his control. Animal farm starts when the animals of "manor" farm overthrew their abusive human master out of the farm and after gaining the farm‚ the animals are led by the pigs as they gained control over the farm they made laws that made everyone feel equal and this was the beginning of a communist society but by chapter 4 the pigs

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    Kingston‚ George Orwell and Langston Hugh’s learn more about themselves and their beliefs. Maxine Hong Kingston learns about her Aunt and the secret her family has kept from her and whether it’s a life lesson her mother is trying to give her or the actual truth. Like Maxine Hong Kinston‚ M. Scott Momaday revisits his home land‚ Oklahoma‚ discovering and connecting his grandmother’s history to the stories of his ancestors‚ the Kiowa tribe. On the search to their identities‚ George Orwell and Langston

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    In the document‚ "You and the Atomic Bomb"‚ written by George Orwell in 1945‚ Orwell goes into a discussion about the new weapon and how it could change the world societal structure. As well as‚ how we wage war as humans. In 1945‚ there were two atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki which days later ended one of the bloodiest wars in history. Many conflicts arose due to the casualties and long-term affects created. Orwell wrote “You and the Atomic Bomb” shortly after this occurrence. The

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    A leader would make everyone believe in them and when are right‚ but slowly change into a power hungry ruler. Many counties have experience with this kind of rulers such as the Costa Rica or Russia‚ who took over at the country’s weakest time. George Orwell‚ Eric Arthur Blair‚ writes Animal Farm based on the Russian Rebellion that happened in 1917. As Russia rebels‚ the rebellion leaders slowly took power and changes the aspect of their rebellion. Our society reflects upon freedom and our choices

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    The theme of this entry revolves around a very sensitive topic‚ humanity. The message penetrates even deeper and touches on the fact that killing a human‚ under any circumstance‚ is considered a crime. Also‚ George Orwell wants readers to recognize the value of an individual’s existence‚ specifically a healthy individual. These messages are delivered to the readers by the techniques that the author incorporated in his entry. One of these techniques include highlighting a particular action that

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    literature‚ an author’s form of writing can greatly impact the overall feel. In Animal Farm‚ George Orwell creates a world of rebbellion gone wrong as the pig leaders on an old farm begin to take total control. They create fear and laws for the benefit of themselves‚ and lead the other animals in a depressing life. Since the animals are very naive‚ they never notice the crumpling of their society. Orwell also creates a world of totalitarian equality in the dystopian novel 1984. The government sees

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    George Orwell is one of the most renowned authors of the twentieth century. Orwell grew up in London during the 1920s. Born poor‚ and constantly ravished with economic instability Orwell learned to live with practically nothing‚ except his writing. This is reflected especially well in his popular novel‚ 1984. This reflection of an author’s own life into his or her writing is known as historical context. Historical context is used by many authors‚ and Orwell is a prime example of someone who uses

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    this is quite possibly one of the worst things to have ever happened to the progress of the United States. People are scared. This fear is being showcased on the bestsellers list‚ as 1984 by George Orwell is climbing the charts yet again. There are alarming similarities between the society created by Orwell and the society we are currently living in‚ just a few being the censorship of news and Winston rewriting news‚ the normalization of both the Oceania government’s lies and Donald Trump’s‚ and

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    You 1 “They always say that time changes things‚ but you actually have to change them yourself.” – Andy Warhol In the novel‚ 1984‚ Winston Smith realized the change that had to be made in him‚ or rather his environment. The author‚ George Orwell‚ emphasizes the change of character and growth of Winston throughout his journey in a totalitarian state‚ Oceania. An ongoing battle of struggle and acceptance is apparent in Winston to and fro. On one hand‚ Winston hates the Party and hopes Emmanuel

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