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Uniformity And Corruption In 1984

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Context and thesis: In the novel 1984, there is an overarching theme of censorship, uniformity and corruption. Winston, the protagonist of the novel, lives in this heavily oppressed society – the government inhibits free thought, drastically limits vocabulary, and watches citizen’s each and every movement. All the privacy that one may expect is forbidden. Seeking private moments or conversations is illegal in the eyes of the party, thus resulting in severe consequences for the individual. In spite of this knowledge, Winston continuously rebels against the party by engaging in thoughtcrime, thereby establishing his nonconformist and individualistic disposition. Paragraph: Winston, despite coercion and manipulation by the party, remains unconformed

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