Isolation breeds conformity and compliance from "summary" of George Orwell 1984 by
In the world of Oceania, Big Brother ensures that individuals are isolated from one another, creating a sense of loneliness and alienation. This isolation makes it easier for the Party to control the thoughts and actions of its citizens, as they have no one else to turn to for support or validation. Without connections to others, individuals are more likely to conform to the expectations of the Party in order to avoid punishment or scrutiny. The fear of being singled out or reported by a neighbor drives people to comply with the strict rules and regulations set forth by the authoritarian regime. Furthermore, the lack ...
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