1984
In reading George Orwell’s “1984”, it is profoundly clear that this brilliant author had rareexperiences that have greatly contributed to this epic masterpiece. In such examples as Orwell’s short essay, “Shooting an Elephant”, Orwell faces the crushing responsibility of executing an elephant who dies extremely slowly while being repeatedly shot in the heart. This dramatic and agonizing incident directly relates to a concept of “1984”. “Shooting and Elephant” can be accompanied by another essay where Orwell describes his childhood experiences of relentless punishment in “Such Such Were the Joys...”. In addition, a third essay Orwell wrote, “A Hanging”, illustrates the execution of a Hindu man. This boldly correlates the inhumanity of Big Brother in “1984” to the barbarity of certain people. Another short essay that has added to some of the ideas presented in “1984” is “Politics and the English Language”. This essay identifies the erroneous nature of humans to use insignificant and inappropriate phrases. It is evident that Orwell had many life experiences that were directly or indirectly reflected in “1984.” This literary jewel can be considered the accumulation of every significant incident that occurred dur
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Approximate Word count = 1210
Approximate Pages = 5 (250 words per page double spaced)
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