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Rhyme, Slime, and Crime: an Exploration of the Destructive Side of Rhyme in Orwell's 1984
Summary: The idea of rhyme in language plays two important roles in George Orwell's dystopian novel 1984. First, the negative portrayal of rhyme helps us to understand Orwell's opinion on language--that speech or writing without a purpose or meaning is harmful and dehumanizing because conscious thought, the thing that makes us human, is not necessary in its creation.
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