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Mussolini in    \n2.   in Germany 4. Franco in    \nParadox  \n• A statement that is   on the surface and seems to defy logic or reasoning.  \n• The 3 slogans of the Party are each a paradox  \nWar is   Freedom is     is Strength  \nEuphemism  \n• The substitution of a more sounding term in place of a more  word.  \n• Winston speaks of people being “ ”  \n• Translation: someone being   by the   Police  \n•   – to euthanize or kill, typically a pet  \n• Heavy casualties—many soldiers being    \n• Stretching the truth—   \nForeshadowing  \n• Clues and   about what’s to come.  \n• Winton   offer glimpses of his past and clues about his future.  \n• O’Brien tells him “We will   in the place where there is no   \n• He dreams of the dark-­‐haired girl stripping naked in the Golden Country  \nParable  \n• A story that’s meant to illustrate a   or life    \n• One trait of dystopian literature is that it serves to criticize a current societal or political  \n   .  \n• It might be power grabs by governments, foreign policies, technological innovations, etc  \nScience Fiction  \n• A genre (style) of literature or film that deals with the   of scientific knowledge and  \n   .  \nExamples include:  \n• 1984  \n• War of the Worlds  \n•    \n•    \nJuxtaposition  \n• An act or instance of placing two things   or side by side, especially for   or contrast.  \n• In writing, this might occur if an author writes about contrasting events one paragraph after another.  \nFatalism  \n• A submissive, apathetic mental   resulting from the acceptance of the belief that  \neverything that happens is   and inevitable and will ultimately result in    .  \n• Winston expresses deep guilt in his dreams of his childhood and the relationship with his mother and sister.  \n• Those past events have impacted his current life-­‐view as much as anything else in his society.  \n• Winston feels his life is meaningless and has a   attitude.  \nObjective correlative  \n• The   appearance of a person’s state of mind, which serves tore-­‐emphasize their internal   .  \n• Allows the reader to view their suffering from more than one perspective  \n• Winston Smith has an itchy, bothersome varicose   on his ankle, which is an external representation of his internal suffering (depression, hopelessness, etc.)  \nINGSOC  \nINGSOC is the Newspeak word for English Socialism, the political ideology (  of  \n   ) of the ruling Party of Oceania INGSOC's 3 Keys to Keeping Control:  \n1.  2.  3. 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