Nineteen Eighty Four (2001) - Folio Society edition

Nineteen Eighty Four (2001)

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Nineteen Eighty Four (2001) - Folio Society edition
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Nineteen Eighty Four (2001)
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Nineteen Eighty Four (2001)

George Orwell
Edition year 2001
Binding Cloth
Illustrator Jonathan Burton
Weight 1 Kg
Pages 304
Dimensions 9½ × 6¼ in

Edition details

Nineteen Eighty-Four (1984) by George Orwell. Introduced by Alan Rusbridger. Frontispiece and nine colour illustrations by Jonathan Burton. Bound in cloth, printed with a design by Jonathan Burton. 304pp. 9½x6¼in.

About the book

George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four follows Winston Smith, a minor Party official living under an authoritarian regime that monitors thought, language and personal behaviour. Winston begins secretly questioning the system and pursuing a forbidden relationship with Julia. The novel explores surveillance, censorship, propaganda and the terrifying possibility of political power controlling reality itself. George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four is set in a totalitarian society in which the state controls language, history and even private thought. The story follows Winston Smith, a man who works for the government rewriting historical records so that the past always agrees with the Party's version of events.

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