Da'wah Message of Social Stratification in George Orwell's Novel Nineteen Eighty-four (1984)

The research treats the novel as a unity of thought in which elements are inter-related each other. objectives this paper are: identify novel, through its messages, is potential to persuade and shape public mindset. One outstanding novels Nineteen Eighty-four (1984), it contains so much religious endeavors. As result, study conducted find out presentation endeavors social criticism, ethic, moral, behavioral values novel. Booker Barry used analysing Eagleton understanding Marxist Literary Criticism. Methods data collection techniques descriptive qualitative. result differences between classes that cause power struggles have relation theme. That characterization bourgeois proletarian comes up early condition, capable for illustrating reality at time. In strongest weakest appears clearly. describes how their working conditions, place, live he went down sees conditions there. characters actions imaginary nature, other words they seem ‘representative real life’ different, strange, irrational. Thus, different production employment, owner worker, weakest, subordinate places subject an object.