Orwell's 1984 as Anti-Egalitarian Warning

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Orwell's 1984 is cited as depicting a world devoid of equality, where society fractures along rigid social hierarchy. The pairing implies that egalitarianism's absence is not neutral—it actively produces stratification and division. The novel serves as a cautionary illustration of what hierarchy looks like once equality is deliberately erased.

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