1. psychology of mind control; th
... control; the eight themes Mind control is also known as brainwashing. "The belief in mind control is symptomatic of a general social disease that stems from the sensation that we have very little control over our lives. (Lifton) Mind control implies the forced shaping of a person's attitudes, beliefs and personality. It works gradually by increasing control over individuals through various activities such as excessive ... that sexual privation induced hysteria, which was desirable because it could be transformed into war fever and leader worship." (Orwell 110) The Party believes the peo...
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