Orwell, Politics, and PowerThis analysis of the distinctive political writings of George Orwell focuses on his concept of political power and its relevance today. |
Contents
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2 THE MORAL IMAGINATION | 16 |
3 THE PRICE OF POVERTY | 37 |
4 REVOLTING PIGS | 59 |
5 TECHNOLOGIES OF POWER | 84 |
6 GOD IS POWER | 106 |
7 ORWELL INTO THE FUTURE | 128 |
Notes | 154 |
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