"1984"
I recently read an adapted book “1984” by George Orwell. I was impressed with the episode, which describes the Newspeak Dictionary. The characters in the book make new dictionary, they destroy “bad words” and leave only necessary ones. They think If all of bad words was destroyed people wouldn't have words to think the crime.
“We are not talking about what we see, we only see what we can talk about” — I don't remember where I found this statement. But every time when I try to write something in English I feel I need to more words but I don't know them and I cannot tell you that I think exactly.
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"1984"
I recently read an adapted book “1984” by George Orwell. I was impressed with the episode which describes the Newspeak Dictionary. The characters in the book made new dictionary, they eliminated/excluded/removed “bad words” and left only necessary ones. They thought that if all these bad words were removed, people wouldn't have words to think the crime.“We are not talking about what we see, we only see what we can talk about” — I don't remember where I found this statement. But every time when I try to write something in English I feel I need to more words but I don't know them and I cannot tell you that I think exactly.
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