1984. Orwell George

One of the most famous anti -utopias of the 20th century - the novel “1984” by the English writer George Orwell (1903–1950) - was written in 1948 and continues the theme of the “devoted revolution”, revealed in the “Cross Courtyard”. According to Orwell, there is no and cannot be anything worse than total lack of freedom. Totalitarianism destroys in man all spiritual needs, thoughts, feelings and reason itself, leaving only constant fear and the only choice - between silence and death, and if the “older brother” looks at you and declares that “twice two to five”, then, then, then, then, then, then, then so it is.