...a totality, unmask its false benevolence, reject its cybernetic ideology, and treat it as an enemy: In the 1984 of Big Brother one would at least know...would be disarmed for not knowing who the enemy was, and when the day of reckoning came . . . they would be a mild-looking group of therapists who, like...

...Jeffrey and Michael O'Toole's cogent analysis in Chilton 1985: 167-181. V Cultures of Surveillance In the 1984 of Big Brother one would at least know who the enemy was (William H. Whyte, 1956) In the last chapter the home was repeatedly tested out as a site for post-nuclear...