Ministries & Slogans
This Ministry manages food distribution and artificial scarcities.
Ministry of Plenty
This "fragile" object represents history before the Party.
the glass paperweight
He is the ultimate enemy and a "Scapegoat" archetype
Emmanuel Goldstein
This is the "worst thing in the world" for Winston.
rats
"BIG BROTHER IS WATCHING YOU" uses this mood.
Imperative Mood (or Direct Address)
This Newspeak term means holding two opposite beliefs.
Doublethink
This bird's song represents beauty independent of politics.
Thrush
He is revealed to be a member of the Thought Police.
Mr. Charrington
The "place where there is no darkness" is actually this.
a prison cell
Using "vaporized" instead of "murdered" is this.
euphemism
These paradoxical slogans are used to control the people
War is Peace, Freedom is Slavery, Ignorance is Strength
This substance in Victory Mansions shows history's erosion
dust
Winston creates this fictional hero for a news article.
Comrade Ogilvy
Winston’s job at this Ministry involves altering history.
Ministry of Truth
The slogans use this structure to create a hypnotic cadence
Parallel Structure
The Party uses this state-sanctioned rage to maintain control.
Two Minute Hate
This physical ailment manifests Winston’s suppressed rebellion.
Varicose ulcer
This poet was arrested for leaving the word "God" in a poem.
Ampleforth
This café is a symbol for defeated rebels and traitors.
Chestnut Tree Café?
Describing a hand as "coarse" yet "delicate" is this imagery.
paradoxical imagery or juxtaposition
This is the ultimate goal of the Newspeak language.
to narrow the range of thought making thoughtcrime impossible
This red-armed figure represents hope and humanity.
the Prole woman hanging laundry
O'Brien frames Winston’s torture as this type of process.
This is why the Party converts Winston before killing him.
To ensure there are no martyrs/so he dies loving the Party
This equative verb is used to manipulate perceptions of reality