As this novel opens, the protagonist sees errors in newspaper articles from December 3, December 19, February 14, and March 1
As this novel opens, the protagonist sees errors in newspaper articles from December 3, December 19, February 14, and March 17, the first of which is the most egregious as it requires a full rewrite rather than a mere correction. Neo-Bolshevism and Death-worship are the prominent ideologies in the two other main powers in the protagonist's world, but his home empire of Oceania has been governed for over two decades by Ingsoc philosophy. FTP, name this dystopian novel, which follows the attempts of Winston Smith to stand up to the possibly fictitious figurehead Big Brother.          |
As this novel opens, the protagonist sees errors in newspaper articles from December 3, December 19, February 14, and March 17, the first of which is the most egregious as it requires a full rewrite rather than a mere correction.
{1984}