Words like Ingsoc, Miniplenty, and crimethink are used excessively in this novel's Newspeak dialect.
The appendix to this novel provides sentences like "This dog is free of lice" and divides language into A, B, and C vocabulary. This novel introduced the idea of holding two contradictory ideas simultaneously, and accepting both as true. This novel's protagonist receives a note that reads "dayorder doubleplusungood refs unpersons rewrite fullwise", and is later told that (*) two and two make five. Words like Ingsoc, Miniplenty, and crimethink are used excessively in this novel's Newspeak dialect. Its protagonist avoids telescreens and hopes that proles will bring down Oceania and Big Brother. For 10 points, name this George Orwell dystopian novel.
The appendix to this novel provides sentences like "This dog is free of lice" and divides language into A, B, and C vocabulary.
Nineteen Eighty-Four