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By controlling the language, Big Brother controls the way that the people think. With a limited vocabulary, the people are limited in how much they can think, as well as, what they think about.
By getting rid of vocabulary they are able to eliminate whole concepts as well. This reduction of vocabulary limits the ability of expression, though and understanding of memorise and life.

With the people’s inability to commit thoughtcrime, the hope of the party is that, the people will no longer act out.

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THE HATE SONG
Winston describes it as "barking" to the sound of drums. The song should encourage patriotism and encourage hate and anger. There is also the underlying sound of constant marching, this is a constant reminder of war.

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Syme takes too much pride in his job. Loves to go on about how much he loves his job but back tracks to say it's was all big brothers idea.

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How does Winston's language influence his thoughts? 

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How does Winston's language influence his thoughts? 

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During the two minute hate, the language Winston uses to describe other people (regardless of whether or not the support the party) causes him to adopt a negative opinion of others, which in turn causes him to feel isolated:
- "her mouth was opening and shutting like that of a landed fish"
- "fresh dupes waiting to be seduced by him"
- "self-satisfied sheeplike face", "sheep's bleat", "sheep-face"
However, he also occasionally uses language with positive connotation, which results in him expressing support for Big Brother and the Party:
- "sole guardian of truth and sanity"
- "an invincible, fearless protector"

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1. Make thoughtcrime impossible as the vocabulary will be very too controlled and limited.
- "Don't you see that the whole aim of Newspeak is to narrow the range of thought? In the end we shall make thoughtcrime literally impossible, because there will be no words in which to express it."

- "that by the year 2050, at the very latest, not a single human being will be alive who could understand such a conversation as we are having now?”

2. Obliges to the whole idea and all the needs of Ingsoc

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ability to hold two completely contradictory thoughts simultaneously while believing both of them to be true
Orwell defines is as "reality control"
By creating these double standard they cause confusion in citizens.

It shows the extent of governmental control as the are able to oppose two mutual contrary beliefs onto people, while still making them believe that both are correct.
This means citizens won't ever come in a position to disagree with their government.
As the Party’s mind-control techniques break down an individual’s capacity for independent thought, it becomes possible for that individual to believe anything that the Party tells them, even while possessing information that opposes what they are being told

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Winston uses his diary as an outlet to relieve himself of certain thoughts—such as mundane events, his opinions on sex, his general complaints, etc. Often, what he writes in his diary is dangerous, and could potentially expose him for thoughtcrime.
Whenever he writes in his diary, there are two possible outcomes. Either he becomes more paranoid or more emboldened.
1) Increased paranoia