Social institutions are systems of relationships and behaviors of a person, groups, education, media, military, police etc. The world we live is so different with their language structure, the people of Oceania use Newspeak. The relationships they have with one another, like marriages, families are different when it comes to their bond. According to Orwell on page 65, marriage for love was forbidden. The only purpose you would have kids is to reproduce for the party. Winston was once married and he yearned for that love that was included in a marriage. When it came to being intimacy his wife didn’t show any emotions.
She felt that it was her duty to the Party to reproduce, not for her own enjoyment. Showing affection to someone you have feelings …show more content…
Having your own families and children is normal. Love can be found in anyone and in everyone. On page 133 it says that kids were taught to spy on their parents and report to their deviations. Throughout the book Parson, Winston’s neighbor who has two children, talks a lot about his daughter who likes to spy on not just them but strangers. Later on in the book Parson is locked away for doing thoughtcrime. On page 233, Parson talks about his daughter hearing him in his sleep reciting “Down with Big Brother.” over and over again.
The next morning his daughter turned to the thought police and he was taken away. In the middle of page 267, O’Brien has admitted that the party wants to cut all ties between mother and child, man and man, man and woman. To break all trust between them so they could focus on their duty to Big Brother.
Propaganda plays a huge world in both our world and Winston’s. In Oceania the inner party uses Goldstein, they made him the enemy of the party. This is to keep them distracted of other things going that the outer party members don't notice. They have this thing called hate week and two minute hate where they just shout words and throw objects at a picture of Goldstein. They must express the hate for him because of him being a traitor to the party. This is found on page
She felt that it was her duty to the Party to reproduce, not for her own enjoyment. Showing affection to someone you have feelings …show more content…
Having your own families and children is normal. Love can be found in anyone and in everyone. On page 133 it says that kids were taught to spy on their parents and report to their deviations. Throughout the book Parson, Winston’s neighbor who has two children, talks a lot about his daughter who likes to spy on not just them but strangers. Later on in the book Parson is locked away for doing thoughtcrime. On page 233, Parson talks about his daughter hearing him in his sleep reciting “Down with Big Brother.” over and over again.
The next morning his daughter turned to the thought police and he was taken away. In the middle of page 267, O’Brien has admitted that the party wants to cut all ties between mother and child, man and man, man and woman. To break all trust between them so they could focus on their duty to Big Brother.
Propaganda plays a huge world in both our world and Winston’s. In Oceania the inner party uses Goldstein, they made him the enemy of the party. This is to keep them distracted of other things going that the outer party members don't notice. They have this thing called hate week and two minute hate where they just shout words and throw objects at a picture of Goldstein. They must express the hate for him because of him being a traitor to the party. This is found on page