Persuasively asks us to reconsider Huxley's works as the stages of "a spiritual pilgrimage."
George Woodcock Book order (chronological)
May 8, 1912 – January 28, 1995
This author's exploration of anarchism led to several significant publications and fostered friendships with notable figures like George Orwell. His literary and travel writing inspired him to found literary societies and later focus on studying Buddhism and aiding Tibetan refugees. Returning to Canada after the war, he became a university educator and actively supported Canadian writers through an endowed fund. His lifelong work exemplifies a commitment to voluntary cooperation and humanitarian aid.
Gandhi
- 197 pages
- 7 hours of reading
Barcelona. 18 cm. 197 p., 1 h. Encuadernación en tapa blanda de editorial ilustrada. Colección '"Maestros del Pensamiento Contemporaneo"', numero coleccion(6). Woodcock, George 1912-1995. Traducido por Rafael Fernández Calvo. Gandhi, Mahatma. 1869-1948 .. Este libro es de segunda mano y tiene o puede tener marcas y señales de su anterior propietario.
Der Hellseher
- 335 pages
- 12 hours of reading
Eine respektvolle und kritische Biographie, geschrieben von einem Freund, der dabei war, als „1984“ entstand. George Orwell zeigt sich hier als Mensch voller Gegensätze: lustig und scheu, sanft, aber zornig, Don Quichotte und Spartaner zugleich, ein Stilist, dessen Prosa zu dem Reinsten und Schönsten gehört, das in englischer Sprache geschrieben wurde. George Woodcocks Studie, „von einer Klarheit, die an Orwell selbst erinnert“ („The Economist“, London), ist „das beste Buch zum Werk“ („The Sunday Times“, London).
The Canadians
- 301 pages
- 11 hours of reading
Book by Woodcock, George
The Anarchist Reader
- 384 pages
- 14 hours of reading
The Anarchist Reader. Edited and compiled by George Woodcock. Published by Harvester Press / Humanities Press, Hassocks, Sussex, England / Atlantic Highlands, New York, in 1977. First British hardcover edition, first printing, as indicated by the statement "First published in England in 1977 by the Harvester Press Limited" at the top of the copyright page. Printed in Great Britain. Black full-cloth hardcover with gold lettering on spine. Red endpapers. 383 pages. Dust jacket has "Harvester Press" printed on front cover. From the dust "A major new 'reader', bringing together the critical statements of every important Anarchist thinker and writer since the earliest development of Anarchist politics. This book is edited by the most respected scholar in the entire field."
Mahatma Gandhi
- 123 pages
- 5 hours of reading
Anarchism
- 480 pages
- 17 hours of reading
1963 First Pelican (UK) edition in very good condition, with slightly faded pages and a small biro mark on the side page block. No grease, highlights, or other marks. The cover is uncreased with very light shelf wear.
