Titlebook: George Orwell: A Reassessment; Peter Buitenhuis (Professor of English),Ira B. Nad Book 1988 Peter Buitenhuis and Ira B. Nadel 1988 assessm

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137313997. Yet . is unique in its achievement of what has rarely been attempted before, and not accomplished even by Camus or Huxley — the successful meshing of a consistent allegorical structure with a psychologically plausible, realistic texture.

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Room 101 Revisited: The Reconciliation of Political and Psychological Dimensions in Orwell’s ,. Yet . is unique in its achievement of what has rarely been attempted before, and not accomplished even by Camus or Huxley — the successful meshing of a consistent allegorical structure with a psychologically plausible, realistic texture.

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Orwell and English Socialismthe strategies of his two major satires, but his deliberate choice of rhetoric, his adopted style and conscious persona as a writer may owe more to Daniel Defoe; and he wrote for much the same kind of audience.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-00444-7astigmatic tendency in himself because in literature as in politics he has taken up a stand which gives him freedom’.. Whether or not Orwell read this review, he was thinking through similar matters several months later in ‘Literature and Totalitarianism’ which appeared in . on 19 June 1941. There he wrote:

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Employing People with Disabilitieshronometers by such seamen as Cook, Bligh, and Vancouver resulted in a world that became increasingly too well surveyed to permit imaginary settings for either Utopias or dystopias. As a result, a whole series of such works, beginning with Mercier’s . (1768–71), are now projected into the future but comment directly on the present.

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The Statutory Minimum Wage Question,sterical product of the failure of Orwell’s inadequate, rationalistic socialism in the face of irrational aspects of modern history, which is why it so easily lent itself to the right-wing interpretation so convenient to the Cold War.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-24627-3is own thinking. After describing the circumstances of their friendship, this paper will compare their views on certain historical, cultural and literary matters (class vs. élite, poetry vs. prose, community vs. individual), ending with the implication of these ideas in their culminating imaginative visions, . (1944) and . (1949).