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"Nineteen Eighty-Four is a novel written in the late forties by George Orwell, during a time in which technological growth began to flourish. Orwell saw the increase of technology as a threat to privacy that would eventually lead to the nonexistence of any kind of privacy. It is said that, "Nineteen Eighty-Four is one of the keenest pieces of satire to be written in modern times, a dreadful warning of things to come" (McGill, Masterplots, 578). To these ends, he produced a novel of paradox and hypocrisy geared towards the satire of technologically advanced governments. Orwell distributes his satire into three different categories: Ideology, Institutions, and Physical Representations."

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