George Orwell
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George Orwell
（New casebooks）
Macmillan, 1998
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 249-251) and index
"Contemporary critical essays" -- On cover.
Description and Table of Contents
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hbk ISBN 9780333679784
Description
From a public school education, to service with the Imperial Police in Burma, to life as a tramp on the streets of Paris and London and action in the Spanish Civil War, George Orwell has remained an enigmatic figure; a man whose literary legacy is steeped in controversy. Orwell's creative and critical work has positioned him as both the champion of the political left and occasionally its enemy. This New Casebook establishes Orwell as more than a 'voice of the left' and examines his enduring position in the English tradition. The essays in this volume study Orwell's love-hate relationship with England, together with his views on the British Empire, as well as offering new and exciting readings of his classic texts, Nineteen Eighty-Four and Animal Farm. Avoiding the old cliches, the essays offer a provocative and engaged reading of the man and his work in the light of recent developments in literary and critical theory.
Table of Contents
- Acknowledgements.- General Editor's Preface.- Introduction
- B. Loughrey, G.Holderness and N.Yousaf.- Revolution on Animal Farm: Orwell's Neglected Commentary
- V.C.Letemendia.- Animal Farm: Satire into Allegory
- L.Hunter.- Orwell's Political Persuasion: A Rhetoric of Personality
- R.Filloy.- Orwell Paterfamilias or Big Brother? B.Campbell.- The Inversion of Form: Deconstructing 1984
- A.Kennedy.- Character, Progression and Thematism in 1984
- J.Phelan.- Nineteen Eighty-Four: The Insufficient Self
- P.Reilly.- The Last Intellectual in Europe
- R.Rorty.- On the Political Sociology of Intellectuals: George Orwell and the London Left Intelligentsia
- J.Rodden.- George Orwell's England
- M.Walzer.- 'The Journalists Do the Shouting': Orwell and Propaganda
- S.Denith.- The Anti-Imperialism of George Orwell
- S.Ingle.- Further Reading.- Notes on Contributors.- Index.
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pbk ISBN 9780333679791
Description
From a public school education, to service with the Imperial Police in Burma, to life as a tramp on the streets of Paris and London and action in the Spanish Civil War, George Orwell has remained a figure whose literary legacy is steeped in controversy. Orwell's creative and critical work has positioned him as both the champion of the political left and occasionally its enemy. This text establishes Orwell as more than a "voice of the left" and examines his enduring position in the English tradition. The essays in this volume study Orwell's love-hate relationship with England, together with his views on the British Empire, as well as offering readings of his classic texts, "Nineteen Eighty-Four" and "Animal Farm".
Table of Contents
- Acknowledgements General Editor's Preface Introduction
- B. Loughrey, G.Holderness and N.Yousaf Revolution on Animal Farm: Orwell's Neglected Commentary
- V.C.Letemendia Animal Farm: Satire into Allegory
- L.Hunter Orwell's Political Persuasion: A Rhetoric of Personality
- R.Filloy Orwell - Paterfamilias or Big Brother? B.Campbell The Inversion of Form: Deconstructing 1984
- A.Kennedy Character, Progression and Thematism in 1984
- J.Phelan Nineteen Eighty-Four: The Insufficient Self
- P.Reilly The Last Intellectual in Europe
- R.Rorty On the Political Sociology of Intellectuals: George Orwell and the London Left Intelligentsia
- J.Rodden George Orwell's England
- M.Walzer 'The Journalists Do the Shouting': Orwell and Propaganda
- S.Denith The Anti-Imperialism of George Orwell
- S.Ingle Further Reading Notes on Contributors Index
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