1984 - Edicao com Postais e Marcador (Em Portugues do Brasil)
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- Author：George Orwell
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Summary
В сборник английского писателя Джорджа Оруэлла （1903 - 1950） включен его наиболее известный роман "1984" и избранная эссеистика。
"1984" - антиутопия， рисующая дегуманизированное тоталитарное государство。 В публицистике писателя нашли отражение острейшие проблемы политической и литературной жизни 30 - 40-х гг。 прошлого века。
"1984" - антиутопия， рисующая дегуманизированное тоталитарное государство。 В публицистике писателя нашли отражение острейшие проблемы политической и литературной жизни 30 - 40-х гг。 прошлого века。
Reviews
Enzo Gastaldi
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Encore une fois propagande anticommuniste mais avec un peu de science-fiction donc c est légèrement plus agréable
Yassmine
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Depressing but primordial
Anupriya Tripathi
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This book is timeless。 The dystopia describes by Orwell is not too far-fetched and we see glimpses of it time and again。 It's a must-read for anyone trying to understand human nature and politics。 This book is timeless。 The dystopia describes by Orwell is not too far-fetched and we see glimpses of it time and again。 It's a must-read for anyone trying to understand human nature and politics。 。。。more
Emma Barnet
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It took a while to get into it but when I did it was very good
Charlotte
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Was quite a difficult read through its dreariness， especially during lockdown。 I enjoyed the protagonists nostalgic search for fragments of his authentic past that were laced throughout， such as the memory of the song ‘Oranges and lemons， says the bells of St Clements。。’ that appeared hauntingly a number of times。
Mohammed Sabah
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A major landmark in political literature。。。。
Konstantina Kalliontzi
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1984 is a book warning us how ruthless people in power can be。 Through the kind of dystopian narration， he also warns people how far existing dangers can get。This book is a manifest not only against the USSR regime （which Orwell， a leftist， openly criticized）， but against any authoritarian regime or anyone who wishes to control humans。 Like the author wishes to alarm us。Definitely a must-read for thinking citizens。
BlomReads
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George Orwell tem uma mente brilhante。Com um inicio lento， mas no entanto， este livro não desilude。 O mundo criado pelo autor assim como todo o seu desenvolvimento tanto tem de grandioso como de trágico。 Pensar que de certa forma estamos a viver esta realidade e que existe de certa forma uma dualidade de pensamentos， assim como um escrutinio enorme aquilo que estamos constantemente a dizer e a fazer。A segunda parte do livro， pessolmente， não estava nada à espera。 A maneira como o autor apresenta George Orwell tem uma mente brilhante。Com um inicio lento， mas no entanto， este livro não desilude。 O mundo criado pelo autor assim como todo o seu desenvolvimento tanto tem de grandioso como de trágico。 Pensar que de certa forma estamos a viver esta realidade e que existe de certa forma uma dualidade de pensamentos， assim como um escrutinio enorme aquilo que estamos constantemente a dizer e a fazer。A segunda parte do livro， pessolmente， não estava nada à espera。 A maneira como o autor apresenta o romance de forma repentina deixou-me constantemente de pé atrás até ao final do livro。。。e que final。Asustador， brilhante são dois adjectivos bem diferentes， mas que acho que são o que melhor caracteriza este livro。 Um clássico que será sempre um clássico e que infelizmente é tão real que até é estranho caracterizá-lo de "Ficção"。Os telemóveis de hoje são， sem dúvida， os microfones do livro。 。。。more
Maddy
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amazing， due for another read soon。 makes you think yet the book anticipates what you are thinking while you read it。
Tessa
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Sometimes it got a little boring because it went on the same thing for forever。 But it defiantly was a cool book about the prospective of government！
Oliver Terrones
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No sé porqué tenía la idea de que Orwell era algo como Disney de ciencia ficción pero creo que no。 Por momentos， pensé mucho en 'V de Vendetta' mientras lo leía。 Aunque se supone que al hablar de la newspeak （nuevahabla， nuevalengua） uno tendría que pensar en una lengua constreñida por "corrección política"， la verdad es que lo primero en lo que pienso es en el dialecto teorético del arte contemporáneo en español; en el dialecto derridiano-delesiano-fucoltiano， lol。 No sé porqué tenía la idea de que Orwell era algo como Disney de ciencia ficción pero creo que no。 Por momentos， pensé mucho en 'V de Vendetta' mientras lo leía。 Aunque se supone que al hablar de la newspeak （nuevahabla， nuevalengua） uno tendría que pensar en una lengua constreñida por "corrección política"， la verdad es que lo primero en lo que pienso es en el dialecto teorético del arte contemporáneo en español; en el dialecto derridiano-delesiano-fucoltiano， lol。 。。。more
Rui Miguel
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Um livro para não mais esquecer。Uma sociedade hedionda， repugnante， desumana。 1984 mostra-nos a realidade distópica de uma sociedade governada por um Partido totalitário （representado pelo “Big Brother” – sim， esse produto de tantos “reality shows”） que controla de forma tenebrosa a vida dos cidadãos。 A forma atroz e totalitária como o Partido governa é chocante e não deixa espaço à mais ínfima liberdade individual。 O controlo das ações das pessoas é levado ao mais alto grau: o Partido controla Um livro para não mais esquecer。Uma sociedade hedionda， repugnante， desumana。 1984 mostra-nos a realidade distópica de uma sociedade governada por um Partido totalitário （representado pelo “Big Brother” – sim， esse produto de tantos “reality shows”） que controla de forma tenebrosa a vida dos cidadãos。 A forma atroz e totalitária como o Partido governa é chocante e não deixa espaço à mais ínfima liberdade individual。 O controlo das ações das pessoas é levado ao mais alto grau: o Partido controla tudo， até a mente dos cidadãos - quem pensar de forma diferente do Partido incorre no “crime-pensar”。É uma leitura que se pode tornar difícil， até sufocante， mas acaba por ser o resultado da força do Partido， que não se satisfaz com menos do que aniquilar os sentimentos ou pensamento livre de todo e qualquer cidadão。A forma de sobreviver nesta sociedade é aceitar que 2+2=5。 Mais do que aceitar: é preciso acreditar que 2+2=5， porque o Partido assim o diz。“Guerra é Paz; Liberdade é Escravidão; Ignorância é Força” são estes os slogans do Partido e， como tal， só resta aos cidadãos acreditar piamente que é mesmo assim。Durante e depois da leitura do livro， é impossível não ficar com uma sensação de desconforto e até de repugnância。 Parece-nos porventura impossível uma sociedade assim。 Porém， pode ser assustador pensar o quanto esta realidade que Orwell nos mostra （e para a qual nos adverte） tem em comum com a nossa realidade。 。。。more
Debaditya
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It started well， with the view to the dystopian world—a fascinating and， of course， horrifying reality and rules governing the total dystopian world that Orwell has constructed。 However， I found the pace of the book very slow， and eventually， I lost it。
Liza Morrone
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O only going to say that this book blow my mind
Cian Mac Lochlainn
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 'The hallway smelt of boiled cabbage and old rag mats。 At one end of it， a coloured poster， too large for indoor display， had been tacked to the wall。 It depicted simply an enormous face， more than a metre wide: the face of a man of about forty-five， with a heavy black moustache and ruggedly handsome features。。。It was one of those pictures which are so contrived that the eyes follow you about when you move。 BIG BROTHER IS WATCHING YOU， the caption beneath it ran。'George Orwell's landmark dystopi 'The hallway smelt of boiled cabbage and old rag mats。 At one end of it， a coloured poster， too large for indoor display， had been tacked to the wall。 It depicted simply an enormous face， more than a metre wide: the face of a man of about forty-five， with a heavy black moustache and ruggedly handsome features。。。It was one of those pictures which are so contrived that the eyes follow you about when you move。 BIG BROTHER IS WATCHING YOU， the caption beneath it ran。'George Orwell's landmark dystopian novel about the horrors of totalitarianism forever changed the world of literature。 In the aftermath of the Second World War and the trail of destruction it left in its wake， the world appeared to be one of less promise， less hope， and less optimism for the future while there appeared to be more paranoia， more fear， and more despair as the Cold War commenced between the capitalist United States and the communist Soviet Union。 Even with the end of the Cold more than three decades ago， this terrifying tale is no less relevant than it was when it was initially published by an ailing Orwell one year before his death in 1950 at the age of 46。Our story takes place in a world that has been destroyed by perpetual war， the world as we know it has ceased to exist; with the world shaped by three geographic superstates - Oceania （Britain， British colonies， and the wider Western Hemisphere）， Eurasia （continental Europe and all of Asia north of China）， and Eastasia （China and wider east Asia）。 In London， the chief city of Airstrip One （Great Britain， now a province of Oceania）， we are introduced to Winston Smith， the protagonist， who works for the Ministry of Truth whose job is to make sure all information is consistent with the message of the Party。 Winston's world is one that is physically， morally， and philosophically decaying exemplified by the Party's slogan; WAR IS PEACE， FREEDOM IS SLAVERY， IGNORANCE IS STRENGTH。The truly terrifying imagery of the novel does not delay in introducing itself， the inhabitants of this world are under constant surveillance by The Party from hidden cameras and a television set called a telescreen which has microphones and cameras on both ends。 Children are zealously loyal to the party and do not hesitate to betray their parents to the feared 'Thought Police' if they show an inkling of wavering loyalty to Big Brother。 Love is nonexistent， family ties are superficial， hate dominates， creativity and free thought are stamped out。 Even in one's dreams， they are not safe: talking in their sleep is picked up by the telescreens， which cannot be turned off and its microphones record every sound。'The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears。 It was their final and most essential command。'As the novel progresses， we begin to realize that Winston is engaged in 'thoughtcrime'; by purchasing a diary that he writes in his own independent thoughts， he has initiated a rebellion against Big Brother and the Party。 He begins to see the inconsistency of the world that his employment at the Ministry of Truth has revealed to him through his specific job of altering the newspapers of the past to line up with the details of the present in perfect consistency。 Through his meeting with the young and beautiful Julia， he begins to reconnect and to see what truly is important in life; human connection， love of shared humanity， and not Big Brother。 The tragic ending of the novel cannot be avoided， that is exactly what Orwell intended， the Party and Big Brother are omnipotent。 They cannot be overcome。 When Winston is given a book which is supposedly written by Emmanuel Goldstein， the Trotsky-like enemy of Big Brother and Oceania， whose existence is disputed along with that of the latter， this is all revealed to us。 The book which serves as a plot device during the novel's optimistic second act details the creation of the world in which the story takes place and echoes the theories of Marxism and communist theories of production and class struggle。 By using this plot device， Orwell has laid the trap for the reader; the illusion of a better world that will one day be possible， it truly is as Rust Cohle of True Detective said 'Time is a flat circle'。 Winston and Julia have accepted that they may die for their cause but they are not prepared for the nightmare that awaits them。'At the thought， the words burst out of him: "What is in Room 101？" The expression on O'Brien's face did not change。 "You know what is in Room 101， Winston。 Everyone knows what is in Room 101"。'By the novel's end， one cannot help but have a sense of one's spirit crushed; we are as Winston is， we have a vision of the future where a boot is stamping on a human face - forever。 Even those who have never read a single sentence of George Orwell's work are somewhat familiar with the term Orwellian。 It has become omnipresent in conversations where the discussion of government overreach in the daily life of the citizen is raised。 The concept of Thought Police has been raised， rather amusingly， by those who feel they are being 'canceled' for voicing an unpopular opinion that runs contrary to the popular mainstream。 Even the most terrifying images of the novel have been repackaged as part of popular mainstream British culture: Big Brother， a groundbreaking reality TV show complete with the quintessential image of the all-seeing eye as the show's title card was launched in the year 2000， and Room 101 a panel show where celebrities vie to place their pet hates into the titular Orwellian chamber of horrors。The terrifying vision imagined by Orwell may not have fully come to pass; Stalinist Russia has become nothing but a Cold War relic and the People's Republic of China has somewhat become tamer from the earlier nightmarish years of Mao Zedong。 Yet， we can see eerie hints of that reality in our day-to-day lives。 In the United States， a supposed bastion of liberal democracy and free thought has exercised the worst excesses of its powerful military intelligence and state apparatus; the Patriot Act of the Bush Years following the September 11 Attacks and the revelations of government whistleblower， Edward Snowden， along with Wikileaks documents under Obama has shown that no country is immune to surveilling its civilian populace under the guise of 'maintaining national security'。 As he lay dying in his bed from tuberculosis， George Orwell gave a final warning in an interview with the BBC: 'In our world， there will be no emotions except fear， rage， triumph， and self-abasement。 The sex instinct will be eradicated。 We shall abolish the orgasm。 There will be no loyalty except loyalty to the Party。 But always there will be the intoxication of power。 Always， at every moment， there will be the thrill of victory， the sensation of trampling on an enemy who’s helpless。 If you want a picture of the future， imagine a boot stamping on a human face， forever。 The moral to be drawn from this dangerous nightmare situation is a simple one: don’t let it happen。 It depends on you。' 。。。more
amoshii
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Gareth
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What can I say about this book that hasn't already been said， it's absolutely brilliant！ Amazing。 I came to this after reading animal farm， thinking that it was going to be similar and it was in a way; it is very political。 But not in a boring way！ This book is fantastic the story is about an average bloke called Winston who hates the world he lives in， and he has good reason to。 The dystopia of 1984 is ruled by Big Brother and "The Party"， everything is controlled， even his thoughts nobody is f What can I say about this book that hasn't already been said， it's absolutely brilliant！ Amazing。 I came to this after reading animal farm， thinking that it was going to be similar and it was in a way; it is very political。 But not in a boring way！ This book is fantastic the story is about an average bloke called Winston who hates the world he lives in， and he has good reason to。 The dystopia of 1984 is ruled by Big Brother and "The Party"， everything is controlled， even his thoughts nobody is free and everyone is lied to。 The past is continually rewritten to benefit the present and the line between lies and reality is blurred。 I loved this book， the way that BB rules， the environment， the politics， everything。 This has hands down got to be one of my favourite books so far。 。。。more
Dominykas
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Beginning was hard， I had to turn over pages for complete understanding
Felicia Streger
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Had to read this in school。 Did think the spying government aspect was cool， the characters and the ending was disappointing though。
Akash （Turtle）
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I started reading this book because I loved Animal farm by the same author。 But I found this book to be a drag at times。 It becomes difficult to get hooked to the story at times。Finished the book for the sake of it。 The first part was fine。 But some sections of the book are boring。。
Julius Reinholdsson
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Very good book。
Erika
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I did not have expectations coming in and i was surprised as to where the story was going。 It was a good read that was thought provoking to parallels to society。
Srinath Ananthanarayanan
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 There isn't perfect society or perfect governance， but BIG BROTHER definitely is watching over you There isn't perfect society or perfect governance， but BIG BROTHER definitely is watching over you 。。。more
Prateek Roushan
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A brilliant book， explaining the world events in a very different perspective。 Written in 1949 but relevant for today world。
Amith
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"All happenings are in the mind。Whatever happens in all minds， truly happens"。 Many more touching and strong lines resonates with our current events in the modern world to its best。 I feel this book is more relevant now more than ever。 This story really gives an incredible touch of a 'Big brother - A symbol for the 20th century' in the most experiential manner。 This work is bestseller for several reasons！ "All happenings are in the mind。Whatever happens in all minds， truly happens"。 Many more touching and strong lines resonates with our current events in the modern world to its best。 I feel this book is more relevant now more than ever。 This story really gives an incredible touch of a 'Big brother - A symbol for the 20th century' in the most experiential manner。 This work is bestseller for several reasons！ 。。。more
Khaled Abu
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أحببت ترجمة الشامي أكثرمع أن الحارث مترجم من الوزن الثقيل
David
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Emocionante， estremecedor
Camille
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 thought it was pretty interesting for the first 2/3 of the book。 It was a little slow， I couldn’t really tell where the plot was going but then it definitely picked up when Julia came in。 However the last 1/3 when O’Brien was torturing Winston made literally 0 sense and I was confused for a lot of it。 Overall I felt it was pretty average， definitely provoked my thoughts abt the world， but I didn’t enjoy it。 Didn’t have nearly enough action or plot to be interesting。 Most of the appeal came from thought it was pretty interesting for the first 2/3 of the book。 It was a little slow， I couldn’t really tell where the plot was going but then it definitely picked up when Julia came in。 However the last 1/3 when O’Brien was torturing Winston made literally 0 sense and I was confused for a lot of it。 Overall I felt it was pretty average， definitely provoked my thoughts abt the world， but I didn’t enjoy it。 Didn’t have nearly enough action or plot to be interesting。 Most of the appeal came from the world/society Orwell created。 It was also super dark and gloomy。 Maybe a 3。45/5 stars just to be nice 。。。more
Lisa Holistics
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Shit just got real in 2020 。 A good wake up book for anyone who’s still sleeping
Michelle Scott Roark
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