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Power
Co
upling in the Male and Female Utopias:
1984 and Herland
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The concept of power is a theme running through all relationships, and each takes a different turn in Perkin’s Herland and Orwell’s 1984. Van and Ellador reach an understanding, a middle ground that allows each to experience the other’s world. Winston and Julia also find a middle ground in 1984, but this is through the loss and mutual betrayal. As such, these relationships reflect the vagaries of a love in a maternally versus a paternally based society. The maternal powerbase extends to the entire world; brotherly love does not. 2 sources. jv1984her.rtf
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Power
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upling in the Male and Female Utopias:
1984 and Herland
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