I read 1984 in mid-2020 with my daughter... and then we moved on to Animal Farm, and then Fahrenheit 451. They were all great, and they all have shades of what we've been seeing recently. Scary stuff.
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I read 1984 in mid-2020 with my daughter... and then we moved on to Animal Farm, and then Fahrenheit 451. They were all great, and they all have shades of what we've been seeing recently. Scary stuff.
Thanks for your comment! I too read both of the books when I was adolescent, enjoying the content a lot. That books (together with Brave New World from Huxley) have broaden my mind.
About this latest I will write in one of the next articles
I just finished Huxley's Brave New World a few months ago, but I read that one on my own. One other recent book that I highly recommend is The Plague by Albert Camus. A masterfully told story, but it also shone a light for me on what an actual pestilence looks like. Dark stuff.
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I think I can say that I perfectly understand. Anyway, the more pain into the truth, the biggest rebirth opportunity we are facing. I am trying to see (and to make other people as well) it that way. Staying positive and confident in our future
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