Analysis of Orwell's "1984"

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The paper explores how internal and external conflicts exist within George Orwell's Book "1984", as the story begins with the societal conflict that is created through Big Brother and the control over the people of Eurasia, Oceania, and Eastasia. The paper further discusses how the conflict is intensified because of individuals such as Winston Smith longing to be free from the confines of this world. Furthermore the existence of the Brotherhood allows this external conflict to become more extreme as the members attempt to plan the overthrow of Big Brother.

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"Winston Smith experiences internal conflict when he has an affair with Julia, and external conflict in that this act is illegal in his Oceanic society. Motifs and themes are evident in Orwell's work. The themes of control and psychological manipulation are prominent in the literature."

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