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Denk niet dat mensen minder naar kunst talen zodra het leven "ongewoon" wordt, zoals in de voorbije 6 jaren. Juist in woelige tijden maakt kunst zichtbaar wat in de waan van de dag verborgen blijft. George Orwells' "1984" en zijn vernietigende satire op totalitarisme, de surveillancestaat en het versluierende Newspeak: "War is peace, Freedom is slavery, Ignorance is strength", groeide sinds de coronajaren uit tot hét referentieboek van de wakkere beweging. Desondanks hoor ik collega's vaker discussiëren over de coronacommissie of de zoveelste boze podcast van Jorn Luka, niet over de nieuwe roman van Theodor Holman of de verfilming van Bret Easton Ellis’ fascinerende thriller Scherven (volgende maand op Disney+). Dat is zonde (understatement) Omdat kunst vaak veel duidelijker laat zien wat macht met mensen doet dan de zoveelste politieke analyse. Daarom schrijf ik iedere week, alweer bijna 4 jaar, vaak tegen beter weten in, anderhalve pagina cultuur voor @deanderekrant #kunstencultuur #georgeorwell #1984 #corona #kunst #cultuur #1984

Dystopijna powieść George'a Orwella „Rok 1984” cieszy się rosnącą popularnością w Rosji, zajmując drugie miejsce w sprzedaży w sieci księgarni Chytaj-Gorod–Bukwojed, co eksperci przypisują rozwojowi technologii nadzoru oraz aktualności poruszanych tematów zamkniętych społeczeństw i manipulacji informacją. #Rok1984 #GeorgeOrwell #literatura

Wielki Brat znów patrzy. „Rok 1984” bestsellerem w Rosji

Je lis un passage de « 1984 » de George Orwell en hémicycle. La surveillance généralisée ? On y est. https://t.co/zM8ukDVzrq #1984 #GeorgeOrwell #Surveillance

"All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others." — George Orwell (translated)

George Orwell today might just have nodded and noted that all animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others. And it seems that in the Czech edition of Animal Farm, President Petr Pavel belongs among the more equal. (translated)

George Orwell might today just nod his head and note that all animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others. And it seems that in the Czech edition of Animal Farm, President Petr Pavel is among those more equal. (translated)

George Orwell might only nod today and note that all animals are equal, but some are more equal than others. And it seems that in the Czech edition of Animal Farm, President Petr Pavel belongs among the more equal ones. (translated)

George Orwell might today just nod his head and note that all animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others. And it seems that in the Czech edition of Animal Farm, President Petr Pavel belongs to those more equal animals. (translated)

George Orwell might today just nod his head and note that all animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others. And it seems that in the Czech edition of Animal Farm, President Petr Pavel is among those more equal. (translated)

George Orwell might just nod his head today and note that all animals are equal, but some are more equal than others. And it seems that in the Czech edition of Animal Farm, President Petr Pavel belongs among those more equal. (translated)

George Orwell today might have just nodded and noted that all animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others. And it seems that in the Czech edition of Animal Farm, President Petr Pavel belongs among those more equal ones. (translated)

George Orwell might just have nodded today and remarked that all animals are equal, but some are more equal than others. And it seems that in the Czech edition of Animal Farm, President Petr Pavel belongs among the more equal ones. (translated)

Mario Sechi May 29

Two words about my farewell to Libero What is freedom of the press? It is a question with many possible answers, but the definition I have always liked is from George Orwell: "If freedom of the press means anything, it means the right to tell people what people do not want to hear." (translated)

"The further a society drifts from the truth, the more it will hate those who speak it." (translated)

"The more a society drifts away from the truth, the more it will hate those who speak it." — George Orwell (translated)