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Utopia vs. Dystopia: Orwell's "1984" and More's "Utopia"
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“1984”
George Orwell’s “1984” is a literary work that expounds on the concept of Utopia. Utopia is an ideal place or society in which human beings realize a perfect existence. (Bookrags) The concept of Utopia was originated from Sir Thomas More’s “Utopia”, which was written in 1516. Orwell, in a twist upon this theme, creates a dystopia, a world that is centered on oppression and deprivation. No freedom exists in “1984” as the main character, Winston Smith, experiences first hand. This is true
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