Rhetorical Analysis!!!!!

[book_wurm777]

Ok, I have read EVERY thread (well for the most part......) but seriously i really have!

and i have gained knowledge regarding almost every aspect of the book, except for what i need help on. :flare:

which is: rhetorical analysis of 1984. basically how George Orwell accomplishes his purpose (which also what is his purpose in writing 1984!? [u think i would know that lol ugh!]) using tone diction syntax etc.

i know what those words mean in general but i do not know what examples to use for 1984,I REALLY NEED HELP ASAP!!!!!!!!! :confused:

please and thank you :D

[bazarov]

Ok, I have read EVERY thread (well for the most part......) but seriously i really have!

and i have gained knowledge regarding almost every aspect of the book, except for what i need help on. :flare:

C'est la vie, mon cher!




which is: rhetorical analysis of 1984. basically how George Orwell accomplishes his purpose (which also what is his purpose in writing 1984!? [u think i would know that lol ugh!]) using tone diction syntax etc.

i know what those words mean in general but i do not know what examples to use for 1984,I REALLY NEED HELP ASAP!!!!!!!!! :confused:

please and thank you :D

He is showing us how could world look in future; it's more like a warning.

[book_wurm777]

how did people react when he wrote this book?
also do you think that his "Warnings" are evident in today's and future societies.......?

thanks for the help. and yes that is soo life! :( haha

[bazarov]

How did they react? I don't know, I am only 22.

But, he was quite right. Stupid show Big Brother, cameras on streets, stealing cellphone signals and listening others conversations in search of terrorists, usage of mass media, etc. Also, situation in Cuba, North Korea, China, Iran etc considering human rights and political freedoms etc. This forum forbids political conversations so I'll stop, but I think you get what I mean.

[book_wurm777]

hmm ya i get it thanks.
political convos being blocked is retarded!!!
hahaha

i didn't know how old you were so sorry. :)

it sort of reminds me of v for vendetta. (if u saw that movie)
they never see their leader in person, he is on a HUGE screen looking at them.
i loooved that movie and it definitely reminds me of 1984!

[bazarov]

Actually, I watched it yesterday and I find it almost exact as 1984! V is like what Winston wanted to become.

[book_wurm777]

That is one of my favorite movies! As I write this research paper the more I relate Winston to V and the Chancellor to BB, they share so many similarities!
lol I was so glad I thought of V for Vendetta because I used it in my paper......that was nice. :)


V is like what Winston wanted to become.
Well said!! that is exactly my thoughts!!

[bazarov]

Only in V for Vendetta human feelings aren't excluded; just remember inspector Finch.
They did see the Chancellor on squares, how could else Creedy give him to V? He was real, and BB wasn't.

[book_wurm777]

hmmm true true. good point. I didn't think of that........

[kevinthediltz]

coincidentally, im doing a paper right now on exactly the same thing. One of Orwells purposes is a warning of the future. But he also tries to show how our individuality is the only thing that can prevent a government power from controling us. True power lies in loyalty to fellow man and human nature in general. Orwell had a great respect for the working class of people because in his experiances, the lower class expressed this loyalty and selfless-ness. This is why he puts so much emphasis on human nature in the "proles," which is the lower class in 1984. "we are not human beings... only the proles are still human." (winston says this)