Although after your initial reading you may have interpreted that the novel 1984 by George Orwell was basically just a story about a man in a fictional dystopian society, however, it was actually a story that Orwell he composed with the intention of warning Western countries about the dangers of a totalitarian government. A totalitarian society, a civilization where the government has absolute control, is shown in the novel to show how the world would have turned out if totalitarianism had continued to spread throughout the world. In this novel, George has built many communist and socialist concepts throughout his publication which will be demonstrated in this research article. Eric Arthur Blair, recognized primarily by his pen name George Orwell, was a British novelist, critic and essayist. Born in Molinari, India, on 25 June 1903, Blair began writing at a very young age. Nearly a year after Orwell's imprisonment, his mother took him and his older sister to England. When Eric was only eleven years old he had a poem published in the neighborhood newspaper, this was the first of many literary successes to come. In 1911 Arthur went to St. Cyprian's and eventually gained scholarships to Wellington College and Eton College to continue his studies. Blair chose to go to Eton College and after completing his studies decided to join the Imperial Indian Police Force in 1922. After serving in the police force for five years, in Burma, he resigned and returned to England. After returning to England, Blair wrote his first major work, Down and Out in Paris and London, in 1933. The book is an autobiography about Eric Arthur Blair's struggles in Paris and London after returning from mid-1933. paper ……will lose existence, both metaphorically and literally. Ingsoc also divides society into three classes. The Inner Party is the upper class of Oceania society and is made up of rulers who enjoy all kinds of privileges. The Outer Party is the middle class of Oceania society. This social class is subjected to the harshest restrictions and is also closely watched because the Inner Party thinks it will rise up and succeed in overthrowing it. The proles are members of the lowest class of Oceanian society and constitute the majority of the population. This social class lives in complete poverty and is the most carefree of all three classes, yet members are kept "sleeping" through distractions such as alcohol and coitus. Furthermore, Ingsoc effectively maintains that there are no class differences and disapproves of interaction between members of these classes.