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Articles related to "Newspeak"
To Kill a Word: Orwellian Linguistics
Nefarious leaders re-engineer language to inhibit, rather than promote, communication. george orwell • newspeak • noam chomsky • crane brinton • ronald reagan
Are We Moving Closer to Newspeak? In Orwell's *1984,* Newspeak was seen as a communication ideal. How close are we to its tenets? newspeak • abbreviations • language • pc • politically correct
1984 a Futuristic Novel by George Orwell Although the title 1984 has passed its use-by-date, George Orwell's political and social warnings are as relevant (or more so) than in 1949 when the book was written. orwell • george orwell • 1984 • big brother • future
Political Correctness Supposedly, if we change how we talk for the better, we'll change how we think for the better. politically correct • sexist • racist • newspeak • orwell
Forgotten Lessons of 1984 Set in the future, now 24 years in our past, 1984 illustrated the darker side of human society. Now, there is a severe danger of missing the point of Orwell's 1984 orwell • 1984 • internet • government • language
Big Brother and Animals A look at George Orwell, his work and how it encompasses literature and history internet • government • politics • reading • literature
Literature Review – George Orwell's 1984 The book that brought us the Ministry of Truth, Big Brother, and the language of Newspeak is an intellectually stimulating dystopia. george orwell • eric arthur blair • george orwell 1984 • 1984 dystopia • 1984 winston smith
The Problem with Utopias Utopias have been described in popular novels for 500 years. They are popular despite the weakness of the depiction, especially when compared to a dystopia. utopia • utopian literature • dystopia • dystopian literature • bliss
Media Manipulation in George Orwell's 1984 Orwell's masterpiece, 1984 takes readers on a journey into a dystopian society that, in reality, is not much different than the world of today. 1984 analysis • media manipulation in 1984 • orwell's 1984 analysis • orwell 1984 themes • orwell's 1984 control
Big Brother and Animals Part Two A continued look at George Orwell and his literary works. history • government • politics • reading • literature
Have You Herd About The Word? A current day discussion of etymology. etymology • origin • words • dickens • carousel
The Other Clinton Embraces Clintonism Hillary Clinton seems to have difficulty with even small truths. hillary clinton • baseball • chicago cubs • truth • lies
An Analysis of Clinton's Executive Order on Internet Conduct Is the US government getting ready to regulate the last bastion of free speech, the Internet? Read on. media issues • media • internet • free speech • free press
An Interpretation of 'Jabberwocky' by Stephane Jorisch The often-imitated "Jabberwocky" has fascinated readers for over a century. A new book illustrated by Stephane Jorisch revisits the classic Lewis Carroll poem with a decidedly contemporary twist. alice in wonderland • through the looking glass • wonderland • carroll • lewis carroll
SF and the 20th Century, Part 1: Favorite Stories
As the 20th century comes to a close we begin a look back at the past 100 years of SF. In this first in a new series of articles I present ten of my all-time favorite stories and invite you to tell us about yours. science fiction • sf • sci-fi • the best science fiction of the 20th century • articles and essays about science fiction short st
The Hitler Complex A brief examination of two potent belief systems, and why they succeeded. nazism • scientology • hitler • hubbard • belief |
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