Political Prose Dictionary

The author George Orwell, author of the famous novel "1984", describes the political prose of his time with descriptions that we can not mention; Even though Orwell has lived to this day and read or watched or heard Arab satellite channels talk about political scandals and media speeches, he may have reconsidered what he wrote.
Although what Orwell hoped to achieve, but in another geography, and in a different ideological range, but man saw from afar what he did not see his generation, and if we confined ourselves to his famous article of political prose, the most important thing is that the deterioration of style, narrow vision and emotional thinking are the hallmarks of gruff speech, which expresses only revenge or revenge
Some people seem to misinterpret the freedom of expression Their bet has become strong, over-spelling, and not in the mood By means of a sample of his style, he quotes the famous Hoffman saying that man is a human style and thus reminds us of what has been said in our Arab heritage. "It is possible that political prose is neither eloquent nor aesthetic, but it keeps the minimum of decency and does not confuse man with his positions, but it seems that all the time, the state and the people and style too, and spelling and gossip and noise signs of the excellence of bankruptcy!