《1984》是一本由George Orwell著作，Steck-Vaughn出版的Hardcover图书，本书定价：USD 19.85，页数：304，特精心从网络上整理的一些读者的读后感，希望对大家能有帮助。

　　《1984》精选点评：

　　●思想犯罪

　　●第二部分比较精彩

　　●恐惧。因我也如winston，对obrien和doublethink无从反驳。另，Orwell在写的时候没被自己绕进去真是天才。

　　●Ebook. A total totalitarianism does not make you obey; they make you truly believe in them. And if you truly believe in them, why would you ever feel unhappy under their ruling? Why would you want to seek freedom? Why do you say that your life now is not free? When they say it's free, then you believe it's free. It's all about the mind. Love the BB

　　●读完英文版花了我将近一个月，最喜欢的部分是关于newspeak的阐述，语言对于思维方式的影响，想要继续在毕业论文搞叙事学阈下的编译学研究，尤其是其中国家形象的塑造和改造。

　　●经典，且在工作与生活中越发明晰这部作品的伟大。

　　●A remarkble prophecy with extremly depressed atmosphere and great vision. Very wisdomus.Not a fan of his style but admire him as a reporter.

　　●原諒我以前選擇書籍閱讀時疏忽吧，到今天我才讀完喬治·奧威爾的《1984》，這本反烏托邦代表作塑造了思想警察無孔不入的大洋邦，在前半部份我一度以為主角能聯合仍未痲痹的大眾對抗老大哥，但主角徹底屈服的結局更令人絕望，那句“老大哥在看著你”彷如籠罩不散的陰魂，從書裡撲進現實，4顆星

　　●熄灯后在寝室厕所里一直看到结尾，呕吐感

　　●We shall meet where there is no darkness

　　《1984》读后感(一)：层层深入的集权主义

　　书中的权力从多个方面控制党员（不包括普罗大众，正如尼采思想传记里面提到的，马克思发明的社会政治机器可以生产出共产主义，然而党员变成了奴隶）。这许多方面包括了语言、理性和爱，在作者看来，爱是最后的层次。

　　语言，体现为Newspeak, 里面极大压缩了人类的词汇量，导致人无能力思考，使得能力的退化。文革时期的语言也大致如此。我们现在的教育也是，压缩语言和词汇。

　　理性，表现为Doublethink。2+2=？ 党说是5就是5，不可能是4。这是导致社会腐败堕落的根本原因，理性才可以拯救。

　　爱，表现为WInston和Julia之间的感情。Julia因为爱背叛了党，Winston最后在拷打中也背叛了Julia。这是对于本能的背叛，此防线一坍塌，人将彻底沦为奴隶性的机器。

　　2014年12月18日附记：

　　近日赴Kunsumsan Sonnehalle 参谒，不仅感慨，独夫已逝，而三世不绝，日益骄固。再次回想1984，因再看这篇笔记，尚有欠缺。集权还有一重要步骤，即改变记忆。

　　历史是由胜利者书写的，在集权国家却会因为政治需要反复修改。1972年尼克松访华之时，周身后所站为冀朝铸，却因为戚被打倒，照片换做了唐闻生。2002年尼克松访华30周年纪念活动，尼克松女儿朱莉来华，将当时照片交给冀，称“还其一段真实的历史”。

　　近日赴Sonnehalle，张氏照片亦全面抹杀，亦是如此。

　　《1984》读后感(二)：摘录【Perhaps one did not want to be loved so much as to be understood】

　　In a way, the world-view of the Party imposed itself most successfully on people incapable of understanding it. They could be made to accept the most flagrant violations of reality, because they never fully grasped the enormity of what was demanded of them, and were not sufficiently interested in public events to notice what was happening.

　　Indeed, so long as they are not permitted to have standards of comparison, they never even become aware that they are oppressed.

　　His function is to act as a focusing point for love, fear, and reverence, emotions which are more easily felt towards an individual than towards an organization.

　　They can be granted intellectual liberty because they have no intellect.

　　erhaps one did not want to be loved so much as to be understood.

　　We know that no one ever seizes power with the intention of relinquishing it.

　　How does one man assert his power over another, Winston？

　　y making him suffer

　　《1984》读后感(三)：Did Winston love Big Brother in the end?

　　In his renowned novel 1984, George Orwell presents a society similar to, yet in essence, vastly different from the totalitarian states in history. In a sense, Ingsoc might be the paragon, the quintessential embodiment of what these states have tried, or in the case of North Korea, are trying to achieve.

　　I do not have the time or even the intellect to go into the political aspect of this novel. I would like to touch upon just one point of debate in this novel: did Winston really love Big Brother in the end？

　　My answer to this question is positive. However, one cannot understand "love" in the ending sentence of the novel "He loved Big Brother" as the same love that existed between Winston and Julia. The attachment between the "couple" before their imprisonment is what we commonly understand as "love" today.

　　Recall that O'Brien, representative of the Party, said that "We create human nature". Hence, they create emotions and could name it whatever they would like. The use of the word "love" after Winston's "reeducation" merely refers to an emotion created by the Party. We could never truly gauge the true feelings of Winston, yet whatever they might be, the Party has defined them as "love".