Orwellian concepts

Orwellian concepts refer to a society characterized by government control and surveillance that erodes personal freedoms and truth. Originating from George Orwell's novel *1984*, it describes a world where authorities monitor citizens constantly, manipulate information, and create a perception of reality that benefits those in power. It embodies themes of censorship, thought control, and loss of privacy, illustrating the dangers of authoritarianism and the importance of safeguarding democratic values and individual rights against oppressive regimes.