Analyzing the Illusion of Freedom in 1984 and The Great Gatsby Through Political and Social Structures

1. Introduction 1.1 Background of the Study 1.2 Research Objectives 1.3 Significance of the Study 1.4 Methodology Brief 2. The Concept of Freedom 2.1 Definition and Theoretical Framework 2.2 Historical Context of Freedom 2.3 Freedom in Literature 3. Political Structures in 1984 3.1 Totalitarian Government 3.2 Surveillance and Control 3.3 Party's Manipulation Techniques 4. Social Structures in 1984 4.1 Class Hierarchies 4.2 Role of Propaganda 4.3 Individual vs. Collective Identity 5. Political Structures in The Great Gatsby 5.1 American Dream Ideology 5.2 Symbols of Power and Wealth 5.3 Influence of Political Corridors 6. Social Structures in The Great Gatsby 6.1 Class Distinctions 6.2 Social Mobility and Stability 6.3 Cultural Illusions and Realities 7. Comparative Analysis 7.1 Contrasting Political Mechanisms 7.2 Social Dynamics and Their Impacts 7.3 Shared Themes of Illusion 8. Conclusion 8.1 Summary of Findings 8.2 Implications for Modern Society 8.3 Suggestions for Further Research