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by George Orwell
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In a dystopian future where freedom is a distant memory, one man''s rebellion will spark a war for the soul of humanity.Winston Smith, a low-ranking member of the ruling Party, lives in a world where every move is monitored, every thought is policed, and every citizen is a slave to the all-powerful Big Brother.But when Winston meets Julia, a fellow worker who shares his desire for freedom, he begins to question the Party''s total control. As they embark on a forbidden love affair, Winston and Julia become determined to uncover the truth about their oppressive society.Will they be able to overcome the Party''s all-pervasive surveillance and propaganda, or will their rebellion be crushed beneath the iron heel of Big Brother?George Orwell''s classic novel, 1984, is a chilling prophecy of the dangers of totalitarianism and a powerful warning about the erosion of individual freedom. This haunting tale of love, rebellion, and the struggle for truth remains as relevant today as it was when first published.

1984

by George Orwell

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ISBN: 9781998382941
Publisher: CLXII
Release Date: March of 2025
Language: English
Format: eBook
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George Orwell

George Orwell, pseudónimo do escritor Eric Arthur Blair, nasceu na cidade de Motihari, na então Índia britânica, a 25 de junho de 1903, tendo-se mudado para Inglaterra com a família, ainda durante a infância. Escritor e jornalista, Orwell é uma das mais influentes figuras da literatura do século xx. Defensor incondicional da liberdade humana e acérrimo opositor do totalitarismo, inscreve-se no panorama literário com as obras Dias Birmaneses (1934) e Homenagem à Catalunha (1938). Mas será, sem dúvida, com Quinta dos Animais (1945) e Mil Novecentos e Oitenta e Quatro (1949), duas narrativas com uma atualidade assombrosa, que o autor alcança o reconhecimento internacional. Morreu de tuberculose, em Londres, a 21 de janeiro de 1950.

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