Summary Of 1984 By George Orwell: Cultural Criticism

Throughout this book, Orwell has had many different approaches when it comes to analyzing through a lens. One that stood out among the rest in part three was Cultural Criticism since Winston has had a hard time accepting the future as it was and still living in the past. Orwell has greatly made this clear because living in the past has made it hard to accept new values and specifically in this novel it is the Party that has new regulations throughout the city. This is important to the book because it allows people to realize that they should accept everyone for who they are just like Winston did with Julia knowing that it was against the beliefs of Oceania, which “He loved her and could not betray her…” no matter what the cultural circumstances