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What does the Prole washer woman symbolize?
What does the Prole washer woman symbolize?
What does the diary represent?
What does the diary represent?
Rebellion, expression, freedom
What does the Telescreen represent?
What does the Telescreen represent?
What does Big Brother symbolize?
What does Big Brother symbolize?
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What do Victory Gin and Cabbage symbolize?
What do Victory Gin and Cabbage symbolize?
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What does coral sea glass/paperweight represent?
What does coral sea glass/paperweight represent?
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What does the painting of the Church represent?
What does the painting of the Church represent?
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What does 'Oranges and lemons say the bells of St. Clements...' represent?
What does 'Oranges and lemons say the bells of St. Clements...' represent?
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What does the Golden Country represent?
What does the Golden Country represent?
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What is Room 101 known for?
What is Room 101 known for?
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Study Notes
Prole Washer Woman
- Symbolizes the freedom of the proletariat.
- Highlights the servitude of government workers.
- Represents happiness despite low social status, serving as a beacon of hope.
Diary
- Represents rebellion against oppressive regimes.
- Signifies personal expression and the quest for freedom.
Telescreen
- Signifies governmental control and influence over lives.
- Represents constant surveillance and mediates reality.
- Actively detects and records individual behavior.
Big Brother
- Embodiment of state power, law, and the Party.
- Functions as a figurehead instilling fear.
- His existence is irrelevant to his symbolic power.
Victory Gin/Cabbage
- Symbolizes the Party's infliction of physical suffering.
- Integral to the rations program for citizens.
- Acts as an escapist tool, dulling senses and controlling populace.
- Reflects the monotony of Winston's existence.
Coral Sea Glass/Paperweight
- Represents beauty and the innocence of the past.
- Symbolically linked to Winston's character and memories.
Painting of the Church
- Represents organized religion and historical belief systems.
- Serves as a contrast to the Party’s ideology.
"Oranges and Lemons say the bells of St. Clements..."
- Foreshadows Winston’s inevitable demise.
- Connects to childhood memories, invoking nostalgia.
- Music functions as a connection to the past and individual uniqueness.
Golden Country
- Depicts a pastoral landscape for Winston and Julia's escapism.
- Symbolizes freedom, peace, and the beauty of a natural life.
- Frequently appears in Winston's dreams, signifying hope for a different reality.
Room 101
- The location representing the manifestation of personal fears.
- Enigmatic nature of Room 101 amplifies the fear it embodies.
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Explore key symbols from George Orwell's '1984' through a series of flashcards. Each card delves into significant representations such as the prole washer woman, diary, and telescreen, shedding light on themes of freedom, rebellion, and government control. Perfect for students looking to understand the depths of Orwell's dystopian world.
