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1984

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aka Orwell's 1984

Jay Dyer contrasts the themes of '1984' with 'Brave New World' to discuss societal control.

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  1. Jay discusses how Orwell's '1984' relates to the concept of Fabian socialism and its connections to contemporary agendas for a socialist utopia.

  2. Jay Dyer contrasts the themes of '1984' with 'Brave New World' to discuss societal control.

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