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Orwell in an age of moralists

Solnit, Rebecca

New statesman (1996), 2023-07, Vol.152 (5727), p.46-49

London: New Statesman, Ltd

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  • Título:
    Orwell in an age of moralists
  • Autor: Solnit, Rebecca
  • Assuntos: Antisemitism ; Authoritarianism ; Authors ; Criticism and interpretation ; Ethical aspects ; Feminism ; Marriage ; Morality ; Novels ; Orwell, George ; Works ; Writers
  • É parte de: New statesman (1996), 2023-07, Vol.152 (5727), p.46-49
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  • Descrição: Books about the great English writer flow from the presses, the latest portraying him as a bad husband. Martin Luther King Jr was not a feminist, and while Virginia Woolf was, she doesn't score particularly well on, among other things, class and snobbery, which is why there's a book about her fraught relationship with her servants. [...]there's George Orwell, about whom three new books are appearing soon: two that revisit his best-known fictions, and another one more or less about his first marriage. There are three reasons to rewrite a book, and Adam Biles's forthcoming Beasts of England (Galley Beggar Press, 7 September) demonstrates the third: to use existing equipment to describe a new situation.
  • Editor: London: New Statesman, Ltd
  • Idioma: Inglês

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