Please enable JavaScript.

Coggle requires JavaScript to display documents.

George Orwell (WORKS (1984 (Winston Smith (the last man to believe in…

- - - - he developed an indipendent-minded personality,indifference to accepted values and he began to share atheism and socilism ideas
    - - served in Bruma
        
        from 1922
        
        to 1927
        
        he left to break away from British Imperialism in India
        
        back in London
        
        social experiment
        
        he spent periods living in commons lodging-houses
        
        he directly experienced poverty and saw how poor's institutions worked
  - - - George
        
        because it suggests plain speaking and common sense
      - Orwell
        
        the name of the river he was fond of
    - - who shared his interests
  - - - to report on the Spanish Civil War
      - in Barcelona he joined the militia of the POUM
        
        fought in trenches of the Aragon front
  - - - 1941, joined BBC
      - 1943, editor of the "Tribune", a socialist weekly
      - 19550, died
- - - - frightening picture of the future
    - - people are under the constant control of Big Brother, with telescreens. There is no Privacy, love is forbidden and the country is in a perpetual state of war and any form of rebellion is punished.The party has the control of everything, even of people's thoughts, through the radical introduction of a newspeak, with so limited lexis, from which people are unable to express their own ideas.
    - - main character
      - the last man to believe in humane values
        
        experienced alienation
        
        he maintain his individuality in his memory
        
        he wrote a diary in wich he defends his memory
      - middle aged and physically weak
      - expresses Orwel's views
- - - - Utopia is the culminations of historical evolution prepared by democracy,science and socialism
      - concentrate on the positive
      - support modern ideas
      - perfectly invented in moral sense
      - 'the best possibe'