The government creates a culture of fear and paranoia from "summary" of 1984, Animal Farm (Set of 2 Books) by Orwell George
In the world of these two literary works, fear and paranoia are not merely emotional responses; they are tools wielded by the government to maintain control over its citizens. Through constant surveillance, propaganda, and manipulation, the government in both stories ensures that its people are always on edge, always looking over their shoulders.
In "1984," the Party uses the Thought Police to monitor every aspect of its citizens' lives, instilling a sense of constant fear that even their innermost thoughts are subject to scrutiny. This pervasive surveillance creates a culture where trust is nonexistent, and individuals are encouraged to report on one another to avoid suspicion themselves.
Similarly, in "Animal Far...
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