The social criticism in george orwell'S 1984

Appendix II Biography of the Author Related in 1984 
Biography is a biography when Orwell wrote 1984 novel. This biography 
contains about author‘s experiences at that time.  
Eric Arthur Blair was born on 25 June 1903 in Motihari, India. Blair is 
known by his pen name George Orwell. Initially Blair offers three nicknames to 
agents book publishers, they are Knneth Miles, George Orwell and H. Lewis 
Allways. But in fact, he was more fond of the name George Orwell. Orwell 
himself was the name of a river in Suffolk which is located to the right of his 
parents ' home.  
 
At the age of 4th, he and his parents go to England, at the age of 8th, 
Orwell entered private school in Sussex until 13 years old. After graduating, he 
entered the service of the Police Department for 5 years. In 1928 he left the task of 
the police force in Burma and went travelling to Paris, but in there, two of his 
novel manuscript lost. For 10 weeks in Paris, he worked as a dishwasher, in Paris 
known dishes he was exposed to Pneumonia. Orwell returned to the England in 
1929. In England, he did a variety of jobs, such as working on a character of the 

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book, writing articles in various newspapers and magazines while teaching to 
support his life. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
In the 20th century, he wrote literary criticism, poetry, fiction and 
polemical journalism. His first work was ―Down and Out in Paris and London‖ 
(1933), This work contained his life experiences. The next work published in 
America under the title ―Burmese Days‖. In the United Kingdom publishers 
refused to publish the work, because of worries they will come the angry 
Buddhists in Burma when reading the novel. As for the next novel A Clergyman‘s 
Daughter(1935), Keep the Aspidistra Flying(1936).