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The famous slogan "big brother is watching you" from George Orwell's novel, Nineteen Eighty-Four.

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Ingsoc (Newspeak for English Socialism or the English Socialist Party) is the political ideology of the totalitarian government of Oceania in George Orwell's dystopian novel Nineteen Eighty-Four.

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"1984" - A dystopia about totalitarian power: The novel describes the suffocating existence of individuals living in a system of oppression and authoritarianism. Individuality, originality and freedom of expression are considered "thought crimes" and persecuted by a police force of their own, the Thought Police

"1984" - A dystopia about totalitarian power: The novel describes the suffocating existence of individuals living in a system of oppression and authoritarianism. Individuality, originality and freedom of expression are considered "thought crimes" and persecuted by a police force of their own, the Thought Police

"1984" - A dystopia about totalitarian power: The novel describes the suffocating existence of individuals living in a system of oppression and authoritarianism. Individuality, originality and freedom of expression are considered "thought crimes" and persecuted by a police force of their own, the Thought Police

"1984" - A dystopia about totalitarian power: The novel describes the suffocating existence of individuals living in a system of oppression and authoritarianism. Individuality, originality and freedom of expression are considered "thought crimes" and persecuted by a police force of their own, the Thought Police

"1984" - A dystopia about totalitarian power: The novel describes the suffocating existence of individuals living in a system of oppression and authoritarianism. Individuality, originality and freedom of expression are considered "thought crimes" and persecuted by a police force of their own, the Thought Police

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"1984" - A dystopia about totalitarian power: The novel describes the suffocating existence of individuals living in a system of oppression and authoritarianism. Individuality, originality and freedom of expression are considered "thought crimes" and persecuted by a police force of their own, the Thought Police

"1984" - A dystopia about totalitarian power: The novel describes the suffocating existence of individuals living in a system of oppression and authoritarianism. Individuality, originality and freedom of expression are considered "thought crimes" and persecuted by a police force of their own, the Thought Police

"1984" - A dystopia about totalitarian power: The novel describes the suffocating existence of individuals living in a system of oppression and authoritarianism. Individuality, originality and freedom of expression are considered "thought crimes" and persecuted by a police force of their own, the Thought Police

"1984" - A dystopia about totalitarian power: The novel describes the suffocating existence of individuals living in a system of oppression and authoritarianism. Individuality, originality and freedom of expression are considered "thought crimes" and persecuted by a police force of their own, the Thought Police