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Scenes From An Afterlife: The Legacy Of George Orwell Surveys The Posthumous History Of The Most Controversial, And Arguably The Most Important, Political Writer Of The Twentieth Century. Building On Rodden's First Major Study Of Orwell's Complex And Contested Legacy, This Sequel Presents New Scenes Of His Posthumous Reception And Influence. It Is A Book About A Life That Became A Legend. George Orwell's Afterlife Is A Unique Tale Of Contemporary Fame, The Implausible Yet True Story Of A Literary Second Act That Knows No Comparison. More Than A Half-century After His Death, Orwell's Name Still Wields A Rhetorical And Political Force Sufficient To Stimulate Public Argument. In Addressing The Intellectual Bequest And Cultural Impact Of Orwell, Scenes From An Afterlife Provides A Significant Contribution To Contemporary Cultural History.--jacket. I. Glimpses Of The World Of Nineteen Eighty-four And 1984--and After -- Ii. Orwell's Gdr? Or, Post-mortems On The Better Germany -- Iii. Man And Mentor, Myth And Monument. John Rodden. Portions Of Part Ii Appeared In The Author's Previous Work Entitled: Repainting The Little Red Schoolhouse--t.p. Verso. Includes Bibliographical References (p.

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Author
Rodden, Adjunct Professor in Speech Communication John
Publisher
Intercollegiate Studies Inst
Published
2003
Language
EN
ISBN
9781932236019
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Literary Fiction, History, Political Science
Rating
4.6 / 5 (3 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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