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1984 Nineteen Eighty-Four : Orwell, George: desertcart.in: Books Review: Not for the faint hearted, particularly the torture part of the book in Room 101. could not put the book down, and was gripped the whole of the way through. It certainly appears to be prophetic and we're seeing some of the Big Brother playing out today. Review: Readers of the novel prior to 1984 probably let out a sigh of relief when that year came and passed and George Orwell's dystopian world had failed to materialize. Of course, there were certain signs and worries - television consuming many hours of "free" time, wars "Oceania" carried out in Vietnam or by "Eurasia" in Afghanistan, in my own country Sweden a build-up of a nanny state for citizens outlawing alternatives for state television or state child care - but if anything people reacted to this in growing protest guiding the future in another direction. But Big Brother is cunning: Instead of appearing in the form of an omnipresent party, he now appears disguised as the ultimate freedom fighter - the Internet. The party is replaced by 4-5 dominant companies, and they eat inside people's minds just as effectively as the party's telescreens or terror threats. Reading it after witnessing the American insurrection of January 6 and the continuous peddling of lies about electoral fraud which, despite any factual evidence, is gaining traction and influence in is an amazing testimony of George Orwell's insight into the human mind - it's fallacies and ease of being impressed. His description of the use of war, and investment in weapons, as a way of oppressing people by shifting GNP into destructive powers is a masterpiece of its own. Highly recommended for anyone wondering where the age of Internet will land - could land - if we are not careful and stand up for what was believed to be principles of truth, logic, and human feelings, or in short what we used to think defined us humans. Big Brother - Donald Trump. Shattering!
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,143,966 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #2,187 in Dystopian Fiction #16,777 in Thrillers and Suspense #25,833 in Classic Fiction (Books) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (1,760) |
| Dimensions | 13 x 3 x 19.5 cm |
| Edition | The Jura |
| ISBN-10 | 184697576X |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1846975769 |
| Importer | Atlantic Publishers and Distributors (P) Ltd., 7/22, Ansari Road, Darya Ganj, New Delhi - 110002 INDIA, Email – [email protected], Ph – 011-47320500 |
| Item Weight | 346 g |
| Language | English |
| Packer | Bookswagon, 2/13 Ansari Road, Daryaganj, New Delhi 110002, [email protected] , 01140159253 |
| Print length | 400 pages |
| Publication date | 7 March 2021 |
| Publisher | Polygon |
K**R
Not for the faint hearted, particularly the torture part of the book in Room 101. could not put the book down, and was gripped the whole of the way through. It certainly appears to be prophetic and we're seeing some of the Big Brother playing out today.
K**R
Readers of the novel prior to 1984 probably let out a sigh of relief when that year came and passed and George Orwell's dystopian world had failed to materialize. Of course, there were certain signs and worries - television consuming many hours of "free" time, wars "Oceania" carried out in Vietnam or by "Eurasia" in Afghanistan, in my own country Sweden a build-up of a nanny state for citizens outlawing alternatives for state television or state child care - but if anything people reacted to this in growing protest guiding the future in another direction. But Big Brother is cunning: Instead of appearing in the form of an omnipresent party, he now appears disguised as the ultimate freedom fighter - the Internet. The party is replaced by 4-5 dominant companies, and they eat inside people's minds just as effectively as the party's telescreens or terror threats. Reading it after witnessing the American insurrection of January 6 and the continuous peddling of lies about electoral fraud which, despite any factual evidence, is gaining traction and influence in is an amazing testimony of George Orwell's insight into the human mind - it's fallacies and ease of being impressed. His description of the use of war, and investment in weapons, as a way of oppressing people by shifting GNP into destructive powers is a masterpiece of its own. Highly recommended for anyone wondering where the age of Internet will land - could land - if we are not careful and stand up for what was believed to be principles of truth, logic, and human feelings, or in short what we used to think defined us humans. Big Brother - Donald Trump. Shattering!
D**M
fantastic value, good quality,quick delivery. i would recomend this supplier and the product
A**R
Book is interesting. Now I'm reading.
D**.
Just... why the typos?
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