1984 is a dystopia novel which talks about a totalitarian society which is controlled by a single, powerful party. The aim of the party is to maintain power through the use of… power and control over the people. The people in the society is constantly being monitored by the party, and any unorthodox behaviour will result in the capture and punishment of the person. Winston, the protagonist of the novel is unlike other people in the society. He has the consciousness which the others lack and is in constant search of the past in order to discover his identity. The story centred around Winston and his rebellion to the party. (MORE)
In 1984 the fashion was bold. Lots of neon colors and differentcolors and prints worn together. Girls wore leg warmers, bigearrings, Members Only jackets, and leather skirts.
The George Orwell novel, Nineteen Eighty Four, was written between 1944 and 1948. The final manuscript was sent to the publishers in December 1948, and the book was released i…n July 1949. (MORE)
Fads in 1984 included transformers, WWF action figures, and gobots. Roller blades were also big in 1984. Wearing lots ofbracelets became big when Madonna started this in 1984.…(MORE)
1984 was published in 1949 by George Orwell. It is basically about what Americans feared at the time-- Communism. In the futuristic, negative utopia based world, what used to …be America, Canada, the British Isles, and some other territories are controlled by a government called English Socialism. Winston is a man who lives in London and works for a department of the Party (which is what their oppressive government is commonly known as) and alters all records of the past that are contradicting to the present. In a world of lies, concealment, and trickery of the Party, one man stands against the larger power. As he begins to loathe the Party more and more, he discovers what is truly going on-- the secret "Brotherhood" that seeks to oppose the Party, the mysterious, well-protected Ministry of Love, and the shady figurehead of the Party, the supposedly immortal Big Brother. (MORE)