Nineteen Eighty-Four, the final novel by George Orwell, remains one of the most influential works of the twentieth century.
In a totalitarian state ruled by Big Brother, citizens live under constant surveillance. The past is rewritten, language is manipulated, and independent thought is a crime. Winston Smith dares to rebel—first by keeping a diary, then by falling in love with Julia. Yet the Party’s power is absolute, and its methods of control are relentless, embodied in the chilling figure of O’Brien and the horrors of Room 101.
A haunting exploration of truth, freedom, and psychological control, Nineteen Eighty-Four continues to serve as both a mirror of modern society and a stark warning for the future.
This edition also includes a substantial selection of Orwell’s essays, reviews, and broadcasts, offering deeper insight into his political thought and literary vision.
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