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1984 by George Orwell - Coggle Diagram
1984 by George Orwell
How does the social conflict/struggle trigger tension between the classes or socioeconomic statuses?
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Tensions are materialized when one party attacks the other. Unfortunately, the government has the upper hand; they have the information and the manpower to imprison citizens.
A labor-management conflict, such as an employer's industrial locks out of their employees in order to undermine the negotiating power of the correlating trade union movement
Based on your initial reading, how do you think will the characters overcome oppression?
The government will have to be overwhelmed and realize that they cannot keep their dystopia if all people revolt for the characters to be freed.
The characters can overcome oppression if all of them realize how the government is tricking them into following orders and "loving Bir Brother."
Since in the novel, there is a lack of trustworthy groups, anti-government people have to overthrow the government slowly and individually. Sooner or later, these people will recognize each other and will finally group up to put an end to the unjust treatment.
What classes or socioeconomic statuses are represented? And is there a disparity between them? Explain briefly.
There is a disparity between these classes. The ploretariat continously live in a delusioned world where they are traumatized to accepting the lies of the government.
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It is impossible to talk about the propaganda, surveillance, authoritarian politics, or preversions of truth without dropping a reference to 1984.
Is there an evident social conflict? If so, what is it about?
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Democracy and Totalitariarism. The novel is showing on how society could be if things kept getting worse.
The novel shows how the government attempts to control the minds and bodies of its citizens, such as Winston Smith who does not subscribe to their beliefs, through a variety of methods