Quote by George Orwell

The Revolution will be complete when the language is perfect.

The Revolution will be complete when the language is perfect

Summary

This quote by Oscar Wilde suggests that a true revolution cannot be fully achieved until language itself reaches a state of perfection. It implies that the way we communicate and express ourselves has a profound impact on society and its transformation. Achieving a perfect language would involve eliminating biases, limitations, and barriers within communication systems, paving the way for greater understanding, unity, and progress. It highlights the importance of examining and refining the language we use to bring about meaningful and lasting change.

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Language George Orwell Totalitarianism Socialism

By George Orwell

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