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Write an essay on how Orwell uses symbolism and imagery to reveal these themes throughout the book.

In George Orwell’s 1984, the author sets out to describe a dystopian society based on the governments of the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany. At the beginning of the book the protagonist Winston Smith clearly remembers the beginnings of the party and what the world was like before Big Brother. He is longing for the Brotherhood to rebel against the totalitarian rule and begins to take the first steps through the writing in a diary. As all great writers so, Orwell used symbolism and imagery to reveal the themes of the book including totalitarianism, sex and sexuality, rebellion, and authoritarian power. Write a 5-6 page essay on how Orwell uses symbolism and imagery to reveal these themes throughout the book. Please give your opinion of what are the most effective symbolism and imagery and why.

Book is Days in the life of Social Workers by Linda Grobman Which ethical principles and social work core values relevant to this case, and why?

Case Study and Self-Assessment Paper – 2 pages (Competencies 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9) Read chapter 4 and 6 in the Grobman book and choose one to use for this assignment. Book is Days in the life of Social Workers by Linda Grobman Which ethical principles and social work core values relevant to this case, and why? Provide your assessment of the social worker’s decisions and actions, critiquing them from an ethical and values perspective. What would you do differently if you were the social worker?

Shooting an Elephant” (p. 2-8 in 75 Readings): By narrating his own experience, what larger point is Orwell trying to make?

Shooting an Elephant” (p. 2-8 in 75 Readings): By narrating his own experience, what larger point is Orwell trying to make? On one level, it’s about an experience he had in Burma. But on other levels, what is this essay really about? Consider where and why Orwell starts new paragraphs. Do they seem to represent key moments or turning points in the story? Are there any places where you are unsure why he started a new paragraph? What is Orwell’s apparent attitude towards the Burmese? Where and how does he indicate what his attitude seems to be? 250 WORDS “Coming to an Awareness of Language” (p. 21 in 75 Readings): What are your reactions to the first two sentences of the essay? What effect do they have on the overall essay? Why does Malcolm X decide that it would not be sufficient to write in slang? Have you ever made a deliberate attempt on your own initiative (not because of a school assignment) to improve your writing or your vocabulary? What did you do? How well do you think it worked out for you? What happens at the beginning of the tenth paragraph? Why did Malcolm X use that technique? In what ways is this a narrative essay?