For the first half century after publication, Orwell's dystopia, 1984, was perceived as a wicked satire on communist regimes. But, alas, the prophetic details of the world of "1984" are increasingly becoming a reality of the modern, as it were, decommunized world. The fantastic realities invented by George Orwell for Britain in 1984 have long been included in the cultural code of a modern person who is dependent on global corporations, social networks and the media. The novel "1984", along with such works as "We" by Yevgeny Zamyatin (1920), "Brave New World" by Aldous Huxley (1932) and "451 degrees Fahrenheit" by Ray Bradbury (1953), is considered a cult example of dystopia. We is a gripping anti-utopian novel by the talented Russian writer and publicist Yevgeny Ivanovich Zamyatin (18841937). The time of action is the distant future. The society lives in conditions of total control, instead of names people are given license plates, any feelings are locked up. But in this society, a revolutionary movement is emerging that wants to return to the old, real life. Content: 1984 We

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