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Individualism is suppressed in favor of conformity from "summary" of 1984 by Eric Arthur Blair, Eric Arthur
In a world dominated by a totalitarian regime, the essence of the individual is systematically dismantled. Every aspect of life is orchestrated to ensure that personal identity is eclipsed by the collective identity mandated by the Party. The concept of self becomes a mere echo of the Party's ideology, stripped of uniqueness and personal thought. Surveillance permeates daily existence, where telescreens monitor not only actions but emotions. The Thought Police ensure that dissent is not merely punished but eradicated at its root. Fear of retribution stifles any flicker of independent thought. The act of thinking for oneself becomes a crime against the state, manifesting the idea that true loyalty lies in the uniformity of belief and action. Language itself is weaponized to eliminate the possibility of rebellion. Newspeak reduces the complexity of thought, making it nearly impossible to conceive of dissent. As words vanish from the l...
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