George Orwell's 1984: A Short Introduction

This book, 1984, is a guide that has been exclusively designed to enlighten George Orwell's seminal work for university students. 1984, Orwell's dystopian masterpiece, still resonates with its unsettling portrayal of a totalitarian regime's manipulation of truth and its hold on power, despite its 1949 publication. This book endeavours to untangle the intricate themes, characters, and socio-political commentary that are interwoven throughout Orwell's narrative as you embark on this voyage through Winston Smith's struggle against oppression in Oceania. This book, 1984 functions as a guide to help you traverse the intricacies of this thought-provoking novel by elucidating Orwell's intentions and the historical context that influenced his vision. Prepare to explore a world in which surveillance, propaganda, and the erosion of individuality intersect to challenge perceptions of reality and freedom, whether you are experiencing 1984 for the first time or pursuing more profound insights.

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Mr. Mariwan Hasan is a researcher and lecturer at Sulaimani University. He has been writing about modernism and modern literature in general and more particularly on literature of English and Kurdish languages. Mr. Hasan has authored and coauthored dozens of books and hundreds of articles.