George Orwell's dystopian masterpice "1984" (1949), has been the subject of many university student's debate over the past few years in Venezuela. Through this presentation, some of the most important aspects of his literary prose According to Orwell, true literature cannot exist in a totalitarian society because of the lack of freedom of spirit and freedom of expression. To be able to write, Orwell believed, a writer must be able to think fearlessly, and in thinking fearlessly, a writer could not be politically intimidated. Thinking fearlessly in Oceania is impossible. Then the time has come for you to take the last step. You must love Big Brother. It is not enough to obey him: you must love him. These are the final words that O’Brien speaks to Winston before having him moved to Room 101 where will he will experience his final torture and betrayal of Julia. The Party is not satisfied to destroy its enemies Lynskey traces the literary genesis of 1984 to the utopian fictions of the optimistic 19th century—Edward Bellamy’s Looking Backward (1888); the sci-fi novels of H. G. Wells, which Orwell read Significant quotes in George Orwell's 1984 with explanations. and Literary Elements Critical Survey of Science Fiction and Fantasy 1984 Analysis A short selection of 1984 references in current events since the book was published. 1984 Radio Play. An early adaptation of 1984, as a radio drama intended for people in Orwell’s day. What “Orwellian” Really Means. An animated short explaining the difference between merely totalitarian and “Orwellian.”. Little Brother is Watching. 1984 Quotes. Quotations are quotes, expressions, phrases or sentences taken out from a literary work that consist of universal themes and beliefs. Every person who reads can use the quotes and apply to their daily situation. Written by George Orwell, 1984 quotes are not only memorable but also suitable for the various current global circumstances. George Orwell is a master of the application of defamiliarization techniques. His work 1984 is regarded as a model of the application of defamiliarization technique. WAR IS PEACE. FREEDOM IS SLAVERY. IGNORANCE IS STRENGTH. In this passage, the narrator describes the building of The Ministry of Truth, one of the four ministries that make up the government. Minitrue, unlike Victory Mansions and other run-down buildings in London, is huge, sparkling, and modern. The three Party slogans, written in all capital F0Swf.