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The government suppresses creativity and freedom of expression from "summary" of 1984, Animal Farm (Set of 2 Books) by Orwell George

In a society where the government holds absolute power, individuals find themselves living in a state of constant surveillance and control. Any form of creativity or expression that deviates from the prescribed norms is swiftly suppressed, deemed dangerous to the regime's authority. The citizens are stripped of their right to think freely, to imagine beyond what is deemed acceptable by the ruling party. Under such oppressive conditions, the very essence of humanity is stifled, as individuality is crushed in favor of conformity. The government dictates what can be said, what can be thought, and what can be done, leaving no room for deviation or dissent. Any attempt at expressing one's true thoughts or feelings is met with punishment, reinforcing the message that conformity is the only acceptable way of life. Creativity, once a source of innovation and progress, is now viewed as a threat to the established order. The government fears the power of individual expression, as it has...
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    1984, Animal Farm (Set of 2 Books)

    Orwell George

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