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1984 Essay Topics

1984 Essay Topics. Choose One of the Following.

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1984 Essay Topics

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  1. 1984 Essay Topics Choose One of the Following

  2. "If you want a vision of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face - forever." O’Brien’s quote represents INGSOC’s ideology that it is essential to “learn, understand and accept” in order to be cured. This, in turn, means that the people of Oceania will never be free. Agree or disagree with this statement by using evidence from the text. • It has been asserted that our government, elements of our society, or both can be legitimately characterized as Orwellian in some ways. Support, refute or qualify this statement in an argumentative essay. Provide references to the novel as well as other relevant sources (newspapers, magazines, etc.) as support for your stance. • Winston ‘fate’ (and therefore everyone’s fate) was predestined. Agree or disagree using examples from the text. • There is no truth in Winston’s world, only ‘untruth.’ Explain by agreeing or disagreeing with this statement and using evidence from the text. • Winston’s reality becomes more and more a façade as the book progresses. Agree or disagree by using evidence from the text. • Your choice (must be approved by the teacher prior to beginning)

  3. Length: 1200 – 1800 words • Use MLA Style Citation • Include a Works Cited Page • At Least One Secondary Source Must Be Referenced • Rough Copy (Written), Peer Edited Notes, Final Copy – Must be Submitted • Due: Monday, Nov. 16th

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