The Act of Manipulation Is to Control or Influence Someone

The actuate of usage is to control or influence someone or a situation. Throughout all of history there are many examples of manipulation enacted by a person in higher position. George Orwell captures the act of organisation manipulation in his literary work Nineteen Eighty-Four. The predominant sign of manipulation in Nineteen Eighty-Four is psychological. The brass uses persuade, revere of thought, and maintenance of the party to control the psychological state of society. George Orwell demonstrated the technique of brainwashing demonstrated throughout the whole novel.George Orwell introduces the reader to the idea of brainwashing when devil Minutes of despise, a daily two-minute period is aired on biggish telescreens throughout the city and in every home. Two Minutes of Hate a strategy for brainwashing used by the party, presents the partys greatest enemy. A terrible sound accompanies Goldsteins image in order to trigger peoples feelings of frustration, and therefore sig ht of Goldstein becomes infix in the brain associating the two senses with a negative concept, therefore allowing the government to control societies psychological feelings.Another example of brainwashing is evident when the party forces Winston, the master(prenominal) character, to face his fear of rats. Rats are used to intensify Winstons fear forcing him to a point of breaking his spirit of independence. Winston surrenders and lets go of all his personalised emotion. George Orwell explains how the use of brainwashing by the government has allowed them to convince society that 2+2=5. Government can psychologically control society by brainwashing the people.