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The Collected Essays, Journalism & LettersSeries

This comprehensive collection offers an in-depth exploration of the thoughts and observations of one of the 20th century's most influential minds. It encompasses essays, journalism, and letters, revealing the evolution of a writer and social critic. Readers will discover incisive analyses of politics, culture, and human nature that remain remarkably relevant today. This series serves as an essential resource for understanding his lifelong body of work and enduring legacy.

The collected essays, journalism and letters of George Orwell. Vol. 4, In front of your nose, 1945-1950
As I Please: 1943-1946
In Front of Your Nose: 1946-1950
Válečný deník
An Age Like This, 1920-1940

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  1. 1

    An Age Like This, 1920-1940

    • 600 pages
    • 21 hours of reading
    4.4(325)Add rating

    Exploring the early decades of George Orwell's career, this collection features a blend of essays and journalism that continues to resonate with readers today. His keen observations and incisive commentary invite reflection on societal issues and human nature, showcasing his enduring relevance. Through his thought-provoking insights, Orwell encourages readers to critically engage with the world around them, making this compilation a vital resource for understanding both past and contemporary contexts.

    An Age Like This, 1920-1940
  2. 2

    Válečný deník

    4.1(258)Add rating

    Podobně jako Orwellovy válečně eseje, jež patří k vrcholným projevům anglické literatury, zachycuje jeho Válečný deník na pozadí všechních dnů německým bombardováním sužovaného Londýna pokrytectví anglické vyšší třídy a lavírování britských politických kruhů diktované změnami sovětské politiky vůči nacistickému Německu.

    Válečný deník
  3. 3

    As I Please: 1943-1946

    • 435 pages
    • 16 hours of reading
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    The book presents a compelling blend of social, literary, and political history, showcasing Orwell's remarkable ability to engage readers with familiar yet poignant historical events. Despite the well-known outcomes, the narrative captivates, encouraging readers to continue turning the pages. It balances personal insight with a steadfast commitment to objective truth, reflecting Orwell's natural writing style and deep understanding of the human experience within a historical context.

    As I Please: 1943-1946
  4. 4

    In Front of Your Nose: 1946-1950

    • 555 pages
    • 20 hours of reading
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    The book offers a profound exploration of historical events through a personal lens, showcasing the author's exceptional writing skills. It intertwines social, literary, and political history, engaging the reader with its narrative even when familiar outcomes are anticipated. The commitment to objective truth remains a central theme, making it both an insightful and emotionally resonant read.

    In Front of Your Nose: 1946-1950
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