Prolesec
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Prolesec is a Newspeak term (derived from "Proletarian Section") in George Orwell's novel Nineteen Eighty-Four. Prolesec was in charge of providing prolefeed: entertainment for the proles, the working classes in Oceanian society.
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Nineteen Eighty-Four | |
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By George Orwell | |
Characters | Winston Smith | Julia | O'Brien | Big Brother | Emmanuel Goldstein |
Places | Oceania | Eastasia | Eurasia | Airstrip One | Room 101 |
Classes | Inner Party | Outer Party | Proles |
Ministries | Ministry of Love | Ministry of Peace | Ministry of Plenty | Ministry of Truth |
Concepts | Ingsoc | Newspeak | Doublethink | Goodthink | Crimestop Two plus two | Thoughtcrime | Prolefeed | Prolesec |
Miscellaneous | Thought Police | Telescreen | Memory hole | The Book Newspeak words | Two Minutes Hate | Hate week |
Adaptations | 1956 film | 1984 film | 1953 TV programme | 1954 TV programme Opera |
Parody | Me and the Big Guy
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