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By Lynskey Dorian
Dorian Lynskey
George Orwell's "1984" has profoundly shaped contemporary understanding, its concepts like "thought police" and "Newspeak" now integral to language. This work examines the novel's enduring relevance in an era defined by "fake news" and "alternative facts." Dorian Lynskey delves into the influences behind "1984," including Orwell's experiences in the Spanish Civil War and wartime London, alongside his interest in utopian and dystopian literature. The book traces the novel's reception since its 1949 publication and its evolving interpretations over the decades, illustrating the interplay between history and fiction.