Title: The Use of Language to Control People in 1984: [Essay Example], 2835 words GradesFixer
Headings: The Use of Language to Control People in 1984
The Use of Language to Control People in 1984
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Content: Winston and Julia thought that they had some hope in being against the Party but once the Party got hold of their minds, that hope was lost. “’ They can’t get inside you, she had said.’ But they could get inside you” (301). As soon as the Party has control over the mind of a man, they control the entire man. In The Abuse of Power in George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four Bryfonski writes, “By taking away freedom of speech and by weakening the desire for intellectual freedom through socialization, the space inside the skull becomes not a temple of privacy and liberty, but a void” (127). When the Party removes freedom and the mind is a void, the Party is able to fill the void with whatever they please. They even remove the way that each individual perceives the world. People do not see or believe for themselves; the Party tells them what to believe. “ For the citizen of Oceania, everything is seen as if for the first time, day after day, forever.