all 1984 Flashcards

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Stonebridge

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“As Winston writes, he begins to dream, and something of that dream logic seeps into the text, coaxing him into actions he cannot account for.”

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Williams

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“We don’t ever really see anything from the proles pov. Everything that we learn about them is told to us through the eyes of others”

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Cambell

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“women do not appear as protagonists in Orwells’ working class”

“sexual filter surrounds all his female personae”

“Orwell writes women out of working-class politics”

“women are congratulated only when they stick to their men”

“Nowhere in Orwell do the working class make history”

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Hitchens

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“Orwell’s actual prejudice turns out to be against the sexless women”

“men in Orwell’s fiction are utterly incapable of happiness without women”

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Weiss

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“those who see Winston as a victim rather than a complicit participant in Oceania’s totalitarianism forget the delight he takes in his job.”

“Totalitarian regimes arise because people are too complacent or afraid to resist them”

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Schellenberg

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“Big Brother society is too well constructed to break apart in the face of one man’s resistance.”

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Newsinger

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“Julia is a sexual rebel.”

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Beddoe

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“Julia is totally uncapable of understanding the motives which drive Winston to revolt.”

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Berggren

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“Winston forfeits his need for individual thinking in order to love BB.”

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Reese

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“The strongest love that remains in Oceania is the warped love of tortured towards his torturer.”

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Berkes

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“Language becomes a method of mind control.”

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Stansky

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“Psychological tactics applied to the general public… that is where the strength lies.”

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Grossman

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“Technology exists as a tool for stagnation, rather than for progression.”

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Moss

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“The Inner Party deprives people of their own words and in doing so deprives them of memory.”

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Moylan

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“uses the portrait of a nightmare future in order to launch a political critique of the present.”

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Rissanen

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“The party uses hate to keep itself in power”

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Lynch

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“There are many parallels between BB and Stalin.”

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Orwell

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“Two and two could make 5 if the Fuhrer wished it.”

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Burgess

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“BB is an invention and those who are contained in him partake in his immorality.”

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Bell

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“A human society stripped of the last shreds of community.”

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Mazzeno

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“Orwell saw privacy as one of the most necessary elements in a human’s life.”

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Howe

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“A world in which individuality has become obsolete and personality a crime.”

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Yeo

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“Propaganda and surveillance are not just accidentally related but essentially linked.”