The social criticism in george orwell'S 1984

3.2 Method of Collecting Data 
The existing data are the data that exist in Orwell‘s 1984, by checking data 
associated with the totalitarian effects to the characters. 
3.3 Method of Data Analysis 
After collecting data,the writer does several data collection procedures 
qualitative research, they are as follows: (1) determining the focus of research, (2) 
asking questions about research, (3) collecting data, (4) performing the validity of 
the data, (5) analysing, interpreting, research findings and (6) verifying and 
summarize the results of research. 

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3.4 Procedures of Research 
To write this research, the writer has several procedures to follow. They are 
as follows: 
1. 
The writer reads the novel 1984 by George Orwell. At the time of 
read, the writer marks and makes notes in the paragraphs that are 
considered to be important for further explanation. 
2. 
The writer identifies several problems and determines the social 
criticism problem and shows the totalitarianism effects to the social 
condition and characters in 1984. 
3. 
The writer finds two main problems which will be discussed in 
chapter IV. 
4. 
The writer gathers some information and data that are relevant to the 
analysis. Most of data find by using library research. 
5. 
The writer uses SociologyLiterature approach to analyze the 
problems. 
6. 
The writer concluds of the result of analysis, then the writer gives 
some conclusions and suggestions. 

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CHAPTER IV 
DISCUSSIONS 
 
This chapter is going to analyze points in the research, such as the kind of 
social criticism, the totalitarian effect to society and some characters in the novel 
1984. But before going into the discussion, it is very important to know about 
intrinsic elements in the novel. 
Intrinsic Elements in 1984 Novel