Imagine a world where children are turn against their own parents. A world of emotionless, lifeless humans control by a strong, leading party. In the dystopia novel, 1984, it provides a totalitarian government that influence citizens to follow their commands. Although many of their commands seems far from ordinary, several closely resembles to today's society and government. George Orwell's 1984 fictional world and the modern world developed
Identical and dissimilarity societal and thematic issues with technology, language,..
Over the years technology has been a major thing in this generation. Many of the population lean towards technology for support. The government had use it for surveillance, and to obtain information. Cameras are place in various of locations, such as shops, public buildings, and also phones. Federal agents could seek a phone’s physical location, with devices and satellites to view the earth, or record which number the citizens are calling. Dozens of U.S. aircraft, piloted by agents of the FBI, were taken to the skies and circle over …show more content…
However, the fictional government observed the society 24/7 and telescreens are place everywhere, including in private locations. The party could also place hidden telescreens, and one (thought police) can go against the citizen if they see something they dislike. There was no privacy for the people, are limited to their actions, and is viewed as an subject. It strives to regulate every aspect of public and private life wherever feasible. Unlike Oceania, United States provided satellites to help study the earth and space. It is use to provide information of the clouds, oceans, land, and ice. It also measure gases in the atmosphere monitor wildfires, volcanoes, and predict weather and climate to prevent natural disasters. (2) Our government doesn't care what we do. The agents claims to only use those methods to capture a wanted
Identical and dissimilarity societal and thematic issues with technology, language,..
Over the years technology has been a major thing in this generation. Many of the population lean towards technology for support. The government had use it for surveillance, and to obtain information. Cameras are place in various of locations, such as shops, public buildings, and also phones. Federal agents could seek a phone’s physical location, with devices and satellites to view the earth, or record which number the citizens are calling. Dozens of U.S. aircraft, piloted by agents of the FBI, were taken to the skies and circle over …show more content…
However, the fictional government observed the society 24/7 and telescreens are place everywhere, including in private locations. The party could also place hidden telescreens, and one (thought police) can go against the citizen if they see something they dislike. There was no privacy for the people, are limited to their actions, and is viewed as an subject. It strives to regulate every aspect of public and private life wherever feasible. Unlike Oceania, United States provided satellites to help study the earth and space. It is use to provide information of the clouds, oceans, land, and ice. It also measure gases in the atmosphere monitor wildfires, volcanoes, and predict weather and climate to prevent natural disasters. (2) Our government doesn't care what we do. The agents claims to only use those methods to capture a wanted