the Brotherhood

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The Brotherhood is a clandestine resistance organization in George Orwell’s dystopian novel "1984," reputedly led by Emmanuel Goldstein and dedicated to overthrowing the Party’s totalitarian rule.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf clandestine resistance group
fictional organization
underground movement
allegedLeader Emmanuel Goldstein NERFINISHED
allegedScope extends beyond Oceania
appearsInWork Nineteen Eighty-Four NERFINISHED
associatedWith Emmanuel Goldstein NERFINISHED
associatedWork The Theory and Practice of Oligarchical Collectivism NERFINISHED
communicationMedium samizdat-style book
controlBy possibly controlled by the Party
countryOfOriginInFiction Oceania NERFINISHED
creator George Orwell NERFINISHED
describedAs clandestine
secret
subversive
enemyOf Ingsoc NERFINISHED
existenceStatus ambiguous
possibly fictitious
fictionalUniverse Nineteen Eighty-Four NERFINISHED
firstPublicationAppearance Nineteen Eighty-Four (1949) NERFINISHED
genreContext dystopian fiction
goal overthrow the Party
promote rebellion against Big Brother
undermine totalitarian rule
ideologicalPosition anti-Ingsoc
anti-totalitarian
knownFromCharacterPerspective O’Brien NERFINISHED
Winston Smith NERFINISHED
literaryFunction embodies hope of organized resistance
illustrates manipulation of dissent
membershipStatus illegal in Oceania
narrativeRole possible Party fabrication
symbol of resistance
opposes Big Brother NERFINISHED
the Party NERFINISHED
persecutedBy Ministry of Love NERFINISHED
Thought Police NERFINISHED
portrayedAs global underground network
recruitmentMethod personal vetting by members
secret initiation
relatedConcept counter-revolutionary activity
thoughtcrime
riskOfMembership torture and execution
symbol Emmanuel Goldstein’s image
uses clandestine communication
coded texts
conspiracy and covert action

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The Party declaresEnemy the Brotherhood