Exploring Themes and Concepts in George Orwell's '1984'
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What is the significance of the setting in George Orwell's '1984'?
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How does the concept of Newspeak contribute to the theme of control in '1984'?
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In what ways does '1984' explore the manipulation of truth and reality?
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Discuss the role of Big Brother in '1984' and its impact on the society depicted in the novel.
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How does '1984' reflect George Orwell's views on totalitarianism?
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Analyze the character of Winston Smith and his journey throughout the novel '1984'.
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What is the significance of the relationship between Winston and Julia in '1984'?
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How does the Party control and manipulate history in '1984'? What is the significance of this control?
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Describe the role of technology in the society of '1984'. How is it used by the Party?
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What are the parallels between '1984' and the real world, both in Orwell's time and today?
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