Modern Satire: Four StudiesMouton, 1982 - 162 страници |
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... Politics and the English Language " ( 1946 ) ; of sex as a political act , in " The Art of Donald McGill " ( 1941 ) ; and of a world inhabited by proles , in " England Your England 78 George Orwell's ' Nineteen Eighty - Four '
... Politics and the English Language " ( 1946 ) ; of sex as a political act , in " The Art of Donald McGill " ( 1941 ) ; and of a world inhabited by proles , in " England Your England 78 George Orwell's ' Nineteen Eighty - Four '
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Four Studies Peter Petro. world inhabited by proles , in " England Your England " ( 1941 ) .34 What confronts us , then , is a utopia satirized through modern inven- tions that are misused or used for evil ends by megalomaniac leaders ...
Four Studies Peter Petro. world inhabited by proles , in " England Your England " ( 1941 ) .34 What confronts us , then , is a utopia satirized through modern inven- tions that are misused or used for evil ends by megalomaniac leaders ...
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... England before 1914. Other developments , specifically the position of the individual vis - à - vis the masses , present a much more radical contrast . The mass is nothing but a large group of individuals . If unorganized , it is hard ...
... England before 1914. Other developments , specifically the position of the individual vis - à - vis the masses , present a much more radical contrast . The mass is nothing but a large group of individuals . If unorganized , it is hard ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Parody | 12 |
The Works to be Discussed | 21 |
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