1984: 60th-Anniversary Edition
(Plume) by George Orwell
Question Of Modern Society
Satire on the possible horrors of a totalitarian regime in England in 1984.
Personal Review: 1984: 60th-Anniversary Edition (Plume) by
George Orwell
Big Brother is watching in a utopian vision of 1984 where everyone is
being watched. With the invent of modern cell phone technologies and
such it is entirely possible that we are all being watched by someone or
multiple someone's without being made aware. Love is also forbidden and
mixing between classes is frowned upon. Love in modern society is under
attack by the pressures of a bad economy, work schedules, children, and
fifty bajillion other things and I personally have noticed that there isn't
exactly a lot of mixing between people of different ethnic and cultural
backgrounds and occupations, so my thought is are we really that far from
the basic concepts of 1984 : technological watching possible at any

moment, a loss of love and intimacy and a divides between ethnic and
cultural groups that still can't mix ?
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