Author/Authors
köseman, zennure inönü üniversitesi - fen edebiyat fakültesi - batı dilleri ve edebiyatları bölümü, Turkey
Title Of Article
Psychoanalitical Outlook for Orwell’s Coming Up for Air, Animal Farm and Nineteen Eighty-Four
شماره ركورد
19729
Abstract
This article highlights a psychoanalytical approach while assessing how world wars cause mental and psychological disorders in human beings in respect to George Orwell’s Coming up for Air (1939), Animal Farm (1945) and Nineteen Eighty-Four (1949). Rising global risks result in different forms of tension in financial, economic, and social respects. The atmosphere of perpetual crisis is influential on human psychology and personal values in worsening socio-economic circumstances. The role of psychoanalysis in literary criticism cannot be disregarded because of the rising global risks’ influence on human beings. The chaos of World Wars is the reason for Orwell to portray an apocalyptic analysis in his fictional works. Orwell’s aforementioned three novels in question here reveal a dark undertone of war and conflicts and manifest Orwell’s tendency to portray individuals having anxiety, uncertainty, meaninglessness, alienation, and isolation in the modern world. Moreover, Orwell indirectly depicts that such psychological tensions end up rebellious activities of human beings in his novels.
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867
NaturalLanguageKeyword
George Orwell , Global Risks , World Wars , Pre , Cold War Period , Human Psychology
JournalTitle
Gaziantep University Journal Of Social Sciences
To Page
880
JournalTitle
Gaziantep University Journal Of Social Sciences
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