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Foundation:B.A.(Hons),Delhi University |  \nM.A.English,GGSIPU  \nUGC NET Qualified  \nProfessional Experience:Former Assistant Professor  \nAccess Comprehensive Content Videos  \n  Access Targeted Practice Sessions  \n1903-1950  \nTurning Point:Served in IndianImperial Police in Burma(1922-1928);resigned due to profounddisillusionment with Britishimperialism.  \nDeath:January 21,1950,London(Tuberculosis,age 46).  \nProfile Dossier:Origins &Ideology  \nOrigins &Timeline  \nIdeology &Stance  \nStyle &Legacy  \nWriting Feature:Extreme clarityand honesty.  \nBorn:June 25,1903,Motihari,British India(as Eric Arthur Blair).  \nPolitical Outlook:DemocraticSocialism,Anti-Fascism,Anti-Communism.  \n'Good Prose is like awindowpane.'  \nEducation:Eton College (taughtby Aldous Huxley).  \nCore Critique:The dangers ofpropaganda,bureaucratic control,and the corruption of socialistideals.  \nLegacy:The term Orwellian一symbolizing authoritariansurveillance,state control,andlinguistic manipulation.  \n# Defining Quote:\n\nEvery line of serious work that Ihave written since 1936 has beenwritten,directly or indirectly,against totalitarianism and fordemocratic socialism!'(1947)  \n# The Corpus:Major Non-Fiction &Essays\n\n# The Corpus:The Canonical Novels\n\n1945  \nNineteen Eighty-Four  \n# Animal Farm\n\nGenre:Dystopian,Political,and Social Fiction  \nCore Theme:Set in the totalitarian superstateof Oceania.Explores extreme surveillance,suppression of dissent,and the psychologicalmanipulation of objective truth.  \nGenre:Political Allegory/Dystopian Novella  \nCore Theme:Satirizes the Russian Revolutionand Stalinism.Demonstrates how overthrownhuman tyranny is simply recreated under pigdictators(Napoleon,Snowball).  \n# Politics and the English Language(1946):The Decay of Thought\n\nCentral Argument:The decline of languagemirrors the decay of political thought andcivilization.  \nThe Mechanism:Vague,inflated languageconceals meaning rather than expressing it,allowing politicians to disguise atrocities(e.g.,using\"pacification\"for killing civilians,or\"transfer of population\"for massdeportation).  \nThe Warning:  \n\"If thought corrupts language,languagecan also corrupt thought.\"  \n# The Vicious Circle\n\n# Orwell's Prescriptions for Clear Writing\n\nThe great enemy of clear language is insincerity.'  \n\n| Avoid Clichés  \u003Cbr>Never use a metaphor,simile,or  \u003Cbr>1  \u003Cbr>figure of speech which you are used  \u003Cbr>to seeing in print.   | Keep it Brief  \u003Cbr>Never use a long word where a short  \u003Cbr>one will do.   |\n| --- | --- |\n| Prune Ruthlessly  \u003Cbr>If it is possible to cut a word out,  \u003Cbr>always cut it out.   | Drive the Action  \u003Cbr>Never use the passive voice where  \u003Cbr>you can use the active.   |\n| Use Plain English  \u003Cbr>Never use a foreign phrase,scientific  \u003Cbr>word,or jargon if an everyday English  \u003Cbr>equivalent exists.   | Maintain Integrity  \u003Cbr>Break any of these rules sooner than  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