POETIC REALISM AND DYSTOPIAN VISION IN GEORGE ORWELL’S WORKS

Авторы

  • Mehribon Roʻziyeva Nordic International University

Аннотация

This article examines the relationship between poetic realism and dystopian vision in George Orwell’s works. It explores how Orwell combines simple yet powerful language with realistic and symbolic elements to portray totalitarianism. The study applies qualitative textual analysis to highlight stylistic features and their role in conveying political and social critique.

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Опубликован

2026-04-22