George Orwell

Orwell uses "theoretically" to highlight the contrast between the Burmese people being united against their oppressors in theory but not necessarily in practice. It suggests that even though there is a collective feeling of opposition, there may be challenges or limitations in effectively mobilizing against their oppressors.

Yes, George Eastman received various awards throughout his lifetime, including the Elliott Cresson Medal from The Franklin Institute and the John Scott Medal from The City of Philadelphia. He was also awarded an honorary Oscar in 1932 for his contributions to the film industry.

George Orwell's first book was "Down and Out in Paris and London," published in 1933. It is a semi-autobiographical account of his experiences living among the lower classes in Paris and London.

It's right in the book. Whoever controls the past controls the future, and whoever controls the present controls the past.Ingsoc gains their power by manipulating the past so much so that Oceanians believe whatever is told to them. The past is alterable, but the past is also unalterable (doublethink).

The proles wear normal clothes. Often rugged and ruined ones.

The Outer Party wears boiled outlined blue jumpsuits. Which are given out by the Party since you work for the state.

The Inner party members wears black jumpsuits and trousers, which means you could easily spot them.

The point of view is that revolutions (particuarly the Russian Revolution) are always in great danger of causing chaos which ends with a new regime which is no better, if not worse, than the old one.

Hope for rebellion resides in the proles

George Orwell was the pen name for Eric Arthur Blair.

Tuberculosis, which he first contracted in 1947- he died of a burst lung artery resulting from TB on 21st January 1950, at University College Hospital in London, and is buried in the churchyard of All Saints Church in Sutton Courteney, Oxfordshire. His gravestone bears his real name of Eric Arthur Blair- George Orwell was just his pen-name.

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George Orwell was born on June 25, 1903.

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It would be helpful if you could supply a list of such places.

However, if you mean such changes as England > Airstrip One, these names are changed because the places have been changed - territory has been claimed and in many cases, annexed. Such name changes are common in the real world.

The book doesn't speak of the horse Mollie's background. Mollie does, however, leave the farm because she desires the material things humans offer her such as ribbons and sugar cubes.

Winston often dreams of a sunny pasture that he thinks of as what

because he wanted to show the world how pittiful it was for not having a home or family

The subinspector asks Orwell to put the Indian elephant, which has gone rogue, out of its misery by shooting it.

The dark-haired girl in "1984" is Julia. She is a young woman who is a member of the Junior Anti-Sex League who becomes romantically involved with the protagonist, Winston Smith. Julia represents youthful rebellion against the oppressive regime of the Party in the novel.

The room above the antique shop serves as a hidden sanctuary for Winston and Julia to carry out their affair away from the prying eyes of the Party. It symbolizes freedom, privacy, and a brief escape from the oppressive surveillance of the totalitarian regime. The room becomes a symbol of hope and rebellion against the Party's control.

The children in Orwell's 1984 taunt Winston by using a nursery rhyme that mocks him for not being able to touch his toes during exercise sessions. This demonstrates how even the youngest members of society are indoctrinated to spy on and ridicule those who do not conform to the Party's standards of behavior.

The date is April 4, 1984 .

To feel rich and superior.

Yes, Winston lives in Oceania, the setting of George Orwell's novel "1984."