Criticism of 'Trigger Warning' in Nineteen Eighty Four
George Orwell's estate faces criticism for adding a 'trigger warning' to his classic novel Nineteen Eighty Four, with concerns about ideological policing and undermining the novel's message on state control of thought.
Key Points
- Orwell's estate criticized for adding 'trigger warning' to Nineteen Eighty Four
- Concerns raised about ideological policing and undermining the novel's message
- Critics question the need for additional introduction in the anniversary edition