Winston thinks of this song as ""rubbish"" but finds it strangely moving anyway. what does this song mean in the context of the novel? why write it in dialect? how can something written by a machine take on such a human quality? why does orwell include it twice?

Answer:

  All the songs are meant to be gibberish, and the party is responsible for producing them. " Hopeless fancies" are sung by the lady, who is in exactly the same condition as Winston. He and Julia had a secret revolt that was only a fad and could not lead to any lasting change.

  The dialect's significance was derived from its English composition, which provided a welcome break from Oceania's official language, Newspeak. Designed to limit people's capacity to think, Newspeak is a language that makes thoughtcrime outdated. English, on the other hand, is evocative and expressive despite the song being composed by the' versification' and never making any sense.

Explanation:

Winston first heard the song while waiting for Julia in the room above Mr. Charrington's business. So, although the music did not touch him, her singing without the telescreen helped him see another world with no monitoring and basic joys. Winston's idea that "If there is hope, it lies in the proles" is embodied by the lady. He envies the prole's way of life and singing. Big Brother was always watching over the partygoers. Winston hears the tune whenever he enters the room. The lady, like the shop's paperweight and St. Clement's church painting, served as a reminder of another time and of hope for future freedom. Winston's problem lay in the proles' being conscious of their struggle and rising. Determination and fertility are therefore seen as optimistic indicators for the next generation. Winston saw her as more powerful than them since she could reproduce, whereas he and Julia could never have a child to whom they might impart their knowledge. The red-armed prole lady is happy and sings freely, embodied by the party motto "ignorance is strength," because her happiness came from the proles' unique quality, their ignorance.

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All of the songs are intended to be gibberish, and the party is in creating them. The lady, who is in the same state as Winston, sings "Hopeless Fancies."

Nonsense syllables, sometimes known as "gibberish" or "trash," allow you to keep the song going. There's something to be said for waiting off on the lyrics, especially when the melody and chords are coming together so wonderfully.

Thus, The significance of the dialect stemmed from its English makeup, which provided a welcome change from Oceania's official language, Newspeak. Newspeak is a language that was designed to limit people's ability to think, and it has rendered thoughtcrime obsolete. English, on the other hand, is evocative and expressive despite the fact that the song is produced by 'versification' and never makes sense.

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