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The Art of Speech: Elocution, Speech Training, Speech Therapy, and the Performative Limits of Class in Mid-twentieth-century Britain. [PDF]
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Abstract On a popular reading, George Orwell was at least profoundly disinterested in philosophy if not hostile to it. Call this the inerudite interpretation of Orwell. However popular, the case for inerudite interpretation is surprisingly weak: Orwell read and reviewed philosophical texts, corresponded and collaborated with philosophers,
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Abstract On a popular reading, George Orwell was at least profoundly disinterested in philosophy if not hostile to it. Call this the inerudite interpretation of Orwell. However popular, the case for inerudite interpretation is surprisingly weak: Orwell read and reviewed philosophical texts, corresponded and collaborated with philosophers,
Peter Rose-Barry
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Abstract Few writers are better known than George Orwell. Even those who haven’t read him think they have. He is Britain’s most famous writer, known everywhere even in countries where he is banned. He’s in the media every day. There are hundreds of books about him—not just bi-ographical but fictional and non-fictional too, as well as ...
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