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BNW and 1984 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - was tortured by O'Brien
      - Winston has given up his identity
      - common surname, sense of loss
      - emotion values
      - themes
        
        satire of hierarchical societies
        
        watching= controlling
        
        view of morality
        
        egalitarian post-revolutionary society
    - - O'Brien gives an illegal book in order to arrest Winston and Julia
      - he works against it as a member of brotherhood
- - - - new society without private propiety
      - Soma, drug that can make happiness
      - AF. 632, assembly line after 9WW
      - 2 conditions
        
        Bokanovsky process (biological conditioning)
        
        Neo-Pavlovian Conditioning (psychological conditioning)
    - - John the Savage at the end he commits a suicide
        
        before: attrachted by BNW
        
        later: disgusted by BNW
        
        agitated by his mother's death
        
        wants to talk with Mustapha Mond
        
        Mond: happiness and stability (sacrifice the liberty)
        
        freedom: he defends beauty and literature
        
        important things
        
        value of and individual man
        
        whether people want to be happy
        
        wether utopian can be achieved
        
        any kind of utopian society gives doubts
        
        tone
        
        ironic and illusive
        
        different point of view
        
        he was focused by the treatment of an idea