　　《Nineteen Eighty-Four一九八四（英文原版）》是《一九八四》的英文原版，原汁原味，未经删减修改！全书一共三部，第一部讲述的是温斯顿原来的生活，第二部讲述的是温斯顿和女友精神上变得叛逆，偏向于“反革命”，第三部讲述的是温斯顿被捕以后被驯化的过程及他的结局。
　　《Nineteen Eighty-Four一九八四（英文原版）》附赠了注解手册，可以帮助读者轻松阅读原文，更好地理解作者原意。

作者简介

　　乔治·奥威尔（George Orwell，1903年6月25日-1950年1月21日），英国著名小说家、记者和社会评论家。他毕业于伊顿公学，后来被派到缅甸任警察。20世纪30年代，他参加西班牙内战，回国后却又因被划入左派，不得不流亡法国。二战中，他在英国广播公司写报道。后来担任《论坛报》编辑，1945年辞职。1950年，死于困扰其数年的肺病，年尽46岁。他的代表作《动物庄园》和《一九八四》是反极权主义的经典名著。

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精彩书评

　　
　　★乔治·奥威尔的代表作，一部杰出的政治寓言小说，20世纪影响深远的文学经典之一。
　　一面是荒诞不经的情节，一面是入情入理的预警，一面是无与伦比的刺激，一面是难以否定的逻辑，读之触目惊心之余，大有思考回味的余地。
　　——王蒙
　　
　　★奥威尔置身历史的一端，告诉我们另外一端的情景。他先写出将要发生的一切，继而大家如同他笔下的温斯顿、茱莉娅、奥布兰、帕森斯和其他人物那样，去活或者去死。《一九八四》描写的不是世界的某一阶段，而是最终结局。
　　——止庵（著名读书人、出版人、学者）

正文目录：
Nineteen Eighty-Four
Part I
Part II
Part III

注解目录：
Part I
ChapterI
ChapterII
ChapterIII
ChapterIV
ChapterV
ChapterVI
ChapterVII
Chapter VIII
Part II
ChapterI
ChapterII
ChapterIII
Chapter IV
ChapterV
ChapterVI
ChapterVII
ChapterVIII
ChapterIX
ChapterX
Part III
ChapterI
ChapterII
ChapterIII
ChapterIV
ChapterV
ChapterVI
Appendix

精彩书摘

　　《Nineteen Eighty-Four一九八四（英文原版）》：
　　because it's an exact opposite， which the otheris not. Or again， if you want a stronger version of 'good'，what sense is there in having a whole string of vague uselesswords like 'excellent' and 'splendid' and all the rest of them?'Plusgood' covers the meaning; or 'doubleplusgood' if youwant something stronger still. Of course we use those formsalready， but in the final version of Newspeak there'll be nothingelse. In the end the whole notion of goodness and badness willbe covered by only six words —— in reality， only one word.Don't you see the beauty of that， Winston? It was B.B.'s ideaoriginally， of course，" he added as an afterthought.
　　A sort of vapid eagerness flitted across Winston's face atthe mention of Big Brother. Nevertheless Syme immediatelydetected a certain lack of enthusiasm.
　　"You haven't a real appreciation of Newspeak， Winston，"he said almost sadly. "Even when you write it you're stillthinking in Oldspeak. I've read some of those pieces thatyou write in the Times occasionally. They're good enough，but they're translations. In your heart you'd prefer to stickto Oldspeak， with all its vagueness and its useless shades ofmeaning. You don't grasp the beauty of the destruction ofwords. Do you know that Newspeak is the only language in theworld whose vocabulary gets smaller every year?"
　　Winston did know that， of course. He smiled，sympathetically he hoped， not trusting himself to speak. Symebit off another fragment of the dark-coloured bread， chewed itbriefly， and went on:
　　"Don't you see that' the whole aim of Newspeak isto narrow the range of thought? In the end we shall makethoughtcrime literally impossible.
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