Orwell's victory
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Orwell's victory
Allen Lane, the Penguin Press, 2002
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'Thomas Carlyle wrote of his CROMWELL that he had had to drag him out from under a mound of dead dogs and offal before being able to set him up as a figure worthy of biography. This is not a biography, but I sometimes feel as if George Orwell requires extricating from under a pile of saccharine tablets and moist hankies...' There can be few writers in the world today with a better claim to have inherited Orwell's role than Christopher Hitchens with his unique ability to spot bullshit and enrage those in power. WHY ORWELL MATTERS is a spectacularly written, aggressive, brilliant defence of one of the handful of modern writers whose view of the world has become if anything even more essential in the half century since his death.
目次
- Introduction - the figure
- Orwell and empire
- Orwell and the left
- Orwell and the right
- Orwell and America
- Orwell and "Englishness" - the antinomies of St. George
- Orwell and the feminists - difficulties with girls
- "the list"
- generosity and anger - the novels
- deconstructing the post-modernists - Orwell and transparency
- in conclusion.
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