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In this Essay, I will present the Life and the works of George Orwell who offers a portrait of a political writer whose major themes are man and his state, surely among the most significant issues of the 20th century experience. The most important thing to know before the beginning of this Essay is that Orwell identified himself as a democratic Socialist and a "political animal", deeply involved in the crises and movement of his day. In order to illustrate George Orwell as a political writer, we will mostly support the thesis with the most appropriated Essay: "Politics and the English Language".


First of all, we have to say that George Orwell is always inspirited and motivated by politics. All his works come from a political situation. Even his imaginative literary masterpieces , powerful expressions of his deeply held belief in the evil of totalitarianism and his conviction that danger resides where people turn from clear thinking and blindly follow orthodoxies. In"Politics......

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