Review of the Novel 1984: Criticizing Thai Political Society

Abstract

The classic novel ‘1984’, written by George Orwell (real name Eric Arthur Blair), profoundly depicts “humanity, society, a state, state power and the relationship between state and public” through reverse questioning of all things that seem to be normal, but in reality reveals the “normality of abnormality”. Such a reverse order of questioning should, improves knowledge, improve knowledge, from an opposing perspective, of humanity and society, which is part of the subject being addressed in the novel. Especially nowadays that things are being made to feel as if it is "normal", as technology advances, in fact, enhance or diminish the humanity of human beings. Leading to a potential power, social status or the establishment of a slave society. And the social chaos in contradictory ways overlap between the concept and practice. Which contributes to the aspects of the complex. Leads to a question from a range of critical challenges. In the case of Thailand political power of technology is a powerful all historical development. Is a key tool of the state to do things in a variety of styles. But now with the advancement of science, especially science. Resulting in the establishment of the power of technology in various formats and channels of power relations between the state and people. In creating the appearance of power to the people. However, such power relations. There are two important aspects to the concrete and the abstract is power. The political power in Thailand is familiar with the law, which appears as a noun pronounced. But are not familiar with and recognize the power of another culture is the ideal living and operating base through major institutions of society. Since there is no realistically complex and pressing force. And power in the face of such an abstraction. As the most powerful and effective social politics in modern Thailand.