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British novelist George Orwell (1903–1950) wrote
The author participated in the Spanish Civil War and was injured. He regarded himself as a democratic socialist and deeply hated totalitarianism.
The novel "1984" was published in 1949.
The work depicts a terrifying totalitarian regime in a future society. In such a society, human rights are trampled upon, individuals engage in hopeless struggles, and ultimately must confront an extraordinarily powerful social reality.
The protagonist Winston longs for truth and justice, but in a social system where personal space is completely obliterated and deviation from orthodox thought is punishable by death, Winston ultimately realizes the insignificance of the individual and the hopelessness of the struggle.
He once experienced a romance, but it ended when he was arrested by the Thought Police. During months of imprisonment, he was tortured, brainwashed, and later released from prison. By that time, he had become a person who willingly submitted to society and was completely tamed.
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