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compares her epilogue to his: “In fact, Orwell is much more optimistic than people give him credit for. He did the same thing. He has a text at the end of 1984. Most people think the book ends when Winston comes to love Big Brother. But it ...
environmental issues, which is faced by the world; therefore, it has been chosen for detailed analysis. Global warming causes the earth's overall temperature to become warm, a phenomenon originally known as the greenhouse effect, now more f...
a nearby Katonah which was a quiet town, sheltered by forests at the time. She traced her imagery of water-anchored raft roots in her novel “A Door into Ocean” to the huge trees she used to watch there. She imagined them growing upside down...
Brave new world and Contemporary America, it is evident that there is no similarity between the futuristic world of the novel and the realistic world. Huxley here compares the technology with nature, in order to make technology more alive i...
travelers he portions the chart with and takes with him on his excursion south. After they finally arrive on the mystery isle, they are all captivated by the utopian world, dwelling and enjoying them on the idyllic beach. However, as the pu...
exactly the same, hard to forget. The first reader of Orwell's manuscript, the publisher Frederic Warburg, undoubtedly had an impression of this type and editorial noted in its report that it was one of the scariest books I've read in my l...
amusing ourselves to death’ (3-4). The political figures of the time such as Ronald Reagan and many others, newscasters all worried about their weight and appearance rather than intelligence and ideas. The author also asserts and agrees to ...