1) Briefly analyze the works of at least two authors we dealt with in class -- authors who showed a deep social commitment, as well as an awareness of the social ills of their times.
2) How does George Orwell describe Winston Smith in the opening of his novel, 1984? Make reference to the place where he lives, the instrument used by the party to monitor his life, and his job within the party.
3) Explore the theme of the double as it occurs in the works of the writers we studied in class. Choose at least two works in which the theme of the double occurs, and compare and contrast how this theme is used by the authors of those works.
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1)Briefly analyze the works of at least two authors (also: of those authors?) (we dealt with in class) who showed a deep social commitment as well as (an) awareness of the social ills of their times.
2)How does George Orwell describe Winston Smith in the opening of Nineteen Eighty-Four? Make reference to the place where he lives, the instrument used by the party to monitor his life, and his job within the party.
3) Explore the theme of the double as it occurs in the works of the writers we studied in class.
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