1984

1984 Book Description "He who controls the past controls the future; he who controls the present controls the past." George Orwell's novel, Nineteen Eighty-Four, which has an unshakable place among modern classics, takes place in a dystopian world woven with symbols. There is only one ruler of the oppressive world, where free thought, loving, having fun, in short, many of the features that make people human, are banned: Big Brother. In the totalitarian order prevailing in the country, the main targets through oppression, propaganda, torture and fear of war are; It is to create obedient people who work and reproduce without thinking. Winston Smith, who is expected to be one of the loyal citizens of the new order, will question the oppressive order based on his own life and push the limits of the system whose power he only guesses about. The novel written by George Orwell in 1949 is the narration of a pessimistic prophecy about the future, the year 1984. Nineteen Eighty-Four, in which people are kept under surveillance at all times, history is rejected and reconstructed at every moment, and an order that only tries to guarantee the absolute power of the present is described, is a political novel that will always maintain its importance thanks to the criticisms it directs. (From the Promotional Bulletin)