Georgia’s Coronation of an Orwellian Doublethink by Giorgi Chitidze

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Orwellian Doublespeak: Dialogicality and the English Language by Thomas Beavitt

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semantic expressive makeup in the film Orwellian by Asia Ali Mahmoud

“…The fourth chapter included the results and the most important:- • The use of make-up in the film Orwellian work to achieve the desired result through a change in the form of personal familiar to the unfamiliar figure in virtual reality    -:The most important 2.The work of make-up to create a personal form of absurdly helped create suspense and surprise element in the film , and achieved success in the broad public demand it to pursue these kinds of movies In the end, research came the summary in English.…”
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The Fourth Industrial Revolution : An Orwellian Nightmare ? by Tan, Ming Hui, Lemrini, Walid

“…Recent development in technology may turn our reality into a dystopian Orwellian nightmare - should we worry about it?…”
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The Orwellian Reality of Counter-Terrorism Measures Under The ECHR by Sam Thyroff-Kohl

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An Orwellian perspective on attempts to improve communication: From Basic English to semantic web by Roger BAUTIER

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On the Symbiotic and Orwellian Changes of Meaning Remarks on the Theory of Research on Historical Semantic Changes by Ewa Sławkowa

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UTOPIA, DYSTOPIA AND THE “HERETIC STREAK”: THE ORWELLIAN AESTHETIC IN RAY DAVIES’ SONG WRITING AND OTHER CREATIVE PROJECTS by Izabela Curyłło-Klag

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The Legacy of Nineteen Eighty-Four: British Dystopias, from 1984 to the present day by Claire Wrobel

“…This introductory piece looks back at the “Orwellian moment” that was the year 1984, which prompted a re-examination of Nineteen Eighty-Four’s potential prophecies and witnessed a dystopian resurgence in literature, then asks whether an Orwellian posterity can be traced in the British dystopias produced since then. …”
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Covering Up and Rewarding the Destruction of the Rule of Law One Milestone at a Time by Laurent Pech

“…As it is now clear, this was just Orwellian doublespeak.</p> …”
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Our Minds, Monitored and Manipulated by Catelijne Muller, Christofer Talvitie, Noah Schöppl

“…Adoption of AI and datafication has raised concerns whether society is sliding into an Orwellian nightmare, where all of our actions are being scrutinized, controlled and manipulated at a scale that has never been possible before. …”
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Why Much of the Liberal Left Can Now be Termed ‘Regressive’: Discourses on Trump, Immigration, and Islam by Lataster Raphael, Hasan Rumy

“…We argue that much of the contemporary liberal left appears to be more intolerant, more Orwellian, than its traditional rivals on the right [while recognising that there are differences between those who describe themselves as ‘liberals’ or ‘leftists’, including moderate left, centre left, far left etc., we have decided to use the portmanteau ‘liberal left’ as this equates to the more generally agreed upon signifier ‘progressive’].…”
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The shadows of knowability: Reading between opaque narrative and transparent text by Younes Saramifar

“…I explore how memory-as-narrative and narrative-as-memory sustain the potentiality that eludes Orwellian newspeak.…”
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La trilogia distopica di Terry Gilliam: il presente e il futuribile by Oddi, Stefano

“… The article focuses on Terry Gilliam’s so-called ‘Orwellian triptych’, a science fiction trilogy in which the director uses dystopia as a way to highlight some of the major concerns of the Western World. …”
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The Constitutional Implications of Drones, Facial Recognition Technology and CCTV by Russell Weaver

“…Today, surveillance technologies have gone high tech, creating Orwellian possibilities for snooping. As one commentator observed as far back as 1974, “rapid technological advances and the consequent recognition of the ‘frightening paraphernalia which the vaunted marvels of an electronic age may visit upon human society’ have underlined the possibility of worse horrors yet to come”. …”
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I Always Feel Like Somebody’s Watching Me by Elizabeth Wright

“…Nearly 70 years later, the threat of tyranny reemerges in the present surveillance state—the U.S. Beyond the Orwellian concept of Big Brother to examine the U.S. national security state, this research examines the expansion of domestic surveillance in the post-9/11 age. …”
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Cinema Against Doublethink: Ethical Encounters with the Lost Pasts of World History, by David Martin-Jones by Laurence Kent

“…This is framed by Martin-Jones through the Orwellian notion of doublethink as the spinning of a political narrative of the past at odds with the facts.…”
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Концепт «надежда» в русской литературной антиутопии XXI века by Boris Lanin

“…Anti-utopia starts at the point where the protagonist rejects the Orwellian principles and struggles for his hope to change the world and his life in this world. …”
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Language is a Public Thing by Michelle R Moyd, Yulia Komska

“…With due deference to Orwell for his intensive focus on the political dangers of not caring for language, we posit that his prescriptions can also inhibit our abilities to communicate in productive ways, across disparate communities that might stand to gain from breaking out of Orwellian strictures on political language and expression. …”
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Il tempo e lo spazio in <i>Chronopolis</i> di J. G. Ballard by Ignazio Sanna

“…He pursues the utopia of liberating time, and man, from the Orwellian prohibition of dealing with linear time. …”
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