1984 Novel Text

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Short Description:
In 1984 by George Orwell, a dystopian society under totalitarian rule suppresses freedom, with omnipresent surveillance. The novel explores themes of privacy, freedom, and truth, depicting a haunting world where Big Brother always watches.
# Pages:
328
Age:
Age 16
Age:
Age 17
Age:
Age 18+
Author:
Orwell, George
Grade:
Grade 10
Grade:
Grades 11-12
Genre:
Classics
Genre:
Dystopian
Genre:
Science Fiction
Themes/ Topics:
Civil Disobedience
Themes/ Topics:
Freedom
Themes/ Topics:
Individualism
Themes/ Topics:
Personal Growth
Themes/ Topics:
Totalitarianism
SKU:
231B
ISBN
9780451524935
$9.99
Printed Copy:
Comes printed on 3-hole punched looseleaf ready for your binder or file folder
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Short Description:
In 1984 by George Orwell, a dystopian society under totalitarian rule suppresses freedom, with omnipresent surveillance. The novel explores themes of privacy, freedom, and truth, depicting a haunting world where Big Brother always watches.
# Pages:
328
Age:
Age 16
Age:
Age 17
Age:
Age 18+
Author:
Orwell, George
Grade:
Grade 10
Grade:
Grades 11-12
Genre:
Classics
Genre:
Dystopian
Genre:
Science Fiction
Themes/ Topics:
Civil Disobedience
Themes/ Topics:
Freedom
Themes/ Topics:
Individualism
Themes/ Topics:
Personal Growth
Themes/ Topics:
Totalitarianism
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The Classic Book 1984 By George Orwell: Essential High School Reading

George Orwell's novel 1984 offers high school teachers a gateway to discussions about political systems, personal freedoms, and the implications of surveillance societies—themes more relevant today than ever.

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 About the Book                           1984

 

George Orwell's dystopian novel, 1984, submerges readers into a world under constant surveillance by an authoritarian regime. The narrative unfolds in Airstrip One, formerly known as Great Britain, now a province of the oppressive super-state Oceania. 

The plot revolves around Winston Smith, a Ministry of Truth employee, who struggles with his oppressive existence under the omnipotent gaze of Big Brother. Contradicting the state's manipulation of truth and historical records, Winston's growing dissent nudges him toward thoughtcrimes—illegal, unspoken rebellions against the totalitarian government. 

This classic masterpiece weaves a chilling depiction of the loss of freedom and individuality, offering a profound warning about the dangers of unchecked governmental power and the erasure of truth.

 

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  • Power and Control: The struggle for power between individuals and the omnipresent Party highlights the dangers of absolute authority and the loss of personal freedom. Teachers can encourage students to compare the methods of control in the novel with modern examples of government surveillance and media manipulation.

  • Reality and Truth: Orwell's exploration of truth and reality, manipulated by the Party through Newspeak and doublethink, opens a dialogue on the importance of free speech, critical thinking, and the role of facts in society. Class discussions can revolve around the question, "What is truth?" and examine the concept of reality across different contexts.

  • Individualism vs. Collectivism: Winston's fight represents not just a battle against the Party but a quest for individual identity in a world that demands conformity. This theme invites comparisons to contemporary societal pressures, offering a platform for students to reflect on their values and the significance of individuality.

 

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Activity Ideas    for 1984


  • Challenge Students' Critical Thinking: Encourage students to analyze and question the constructs of authority and control.
  • Stimulate Engaging Discussions: Hold debates on civil liberties, truth, and the power of language.
  • Historical Context: Draw parallels with past and current world events, providing a valuable history lesson.
  • Create a Newspeak Dictionary: Have students invent their version of Newspeak, reflecting on language's power to shape thought.
  • Big Brother's Watchful Eye: Students can develop a multimedia presentation analyzing the presence of surveillance in their own lives, paralleling it with the novel.
  • Essay Prompts: "Analyze the role of technology in Oceania and its implications on privacy. Compare this with today’s digital surveillance." or "Discuss the concept of 'doublethink' and its relevance to the modern-day information landscape."
  • Debates: Organize debates on statements or themes from the book, such as the ethics of surveillance for national security or the manipulation of language for political purposes. This allows students to engage with the material actively and develop critical thinking and public speaking skills.

 

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