19841, in this case not an album2 by the rock group Van Halen3, nor an album4 by keyboardist Rick Wakeman5, is a dystopian novel6 (an example of which can be found in George Orwell’s 19841) by George Orwell7, an English author most noted for penning the dystopian novel6, 19841, in this case not an album2 by the rock group Van Halen3, nor an album4 by keyboardist Rick Wakeman5…
1http://wikipedia.org, “Nineteen Eighty-Four”
2Ibid. “1984 (Van Halen album)”
3Ibid. “Van Halen”
4Ibid. “1984 (Rick Wakeman album)”
5Ibid. “Rick Wakeman”
6Ibid. “dystopian novel”
7Ibid. “George Orwell”
Yes, well… Exactly.
You forgot Eurythmics’ 1984. Points deducted for not enough research.
beth, what exactly did I get points for?
hey, i’ll tell you, i read a lot of shit essays and the temptation to not actually read them gets pretty strong.
this one i’d read….
Thanks, anandamide.
If I could somehow just see a way out of what for all practical purposes is an infinite loop.