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'''Nineteen Eighty-Four''' is a dark novel about a totalitarian future of [[perpetual war]].
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'''Nineteen Eighty-Four''' is a dark novel about a [[totalitarian]] future of [[perpetual war]].
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==Topics==
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Orwell coins many new words in the novel, which he describes as '[[Newspeak]]'.
 
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Nineteen Eighty-Four.jpg
Typefiction
Publication date1949
Author(s)George Orwell
Subjectsnew world order,  totalitarianism,  newspeak,  doublespeak
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A critically acclaimed and some have said all too prophetic warning about totalitarian government.

Nineteen Eighty-Four is a dark novel about a totalitarian future of perpetual war.

Topics

Orwell coins many new words in the novel, which he describes as 'Newspeak'.

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References