George Orwell It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking thirteen. Irony,
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George Orwell
“It was a bright cold day in April, and the clocks were striking thirteen.”
- Irony, Language/Logic, Character: The name “Winston” means “from a friendly country.” Can you suggest a possible irony? Also, consider the association of Winston Smith with Winston Churchill. What similarities do you see between the two? What else do we know about Winston concerning his age, abilities, and occupation. (without plagiarizing, write 5 sentences please)
- How does this world offer the UTOPIAN? (without plagiarizing, write 5 sentences please)
- What DYSTOPIAN elements exist thus far in the text? (without plagiarizing, write 5 sentences please)
- Irony/Paradox, Language/Logic: What are the Party mottoes? What is unusual about them? Are they similar to other mottoes, slogans of order or being, we have seen thus far in other dystopian materials we have encountered? Or in current political and social discourse? (without plagiarizing, write 5 sentences please)
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