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All Art Is Propaganda: Critical Essays
Rezension (10)
4 Mai 2015Lucid Orwellian Prose!!
To Orwell we owe that wonderful line about "smelly little orthodoxies" that vie, by means of propaganda, for control of our lives .
8 Januar 2015Compelling and insightful
Although written for the most part during the 1930s, the essays in this collection are anything but dated.
19 Januar 2014Masterpiece
Orwell never ceases to amaze because he is always topical.
14 Januar 2014just fine
Fifty Orwell Essays - Project Gutenberg Australia gutenberg.
11 Oktober 2013Orwell, Propaganda, and the Art of Persuasion
This collection of essays by George Orwell is part of a two-volume compilation.
31 Mai 2013Orwell is superb !
Some overlap with other essay collections, but excellent and thought-provoking still.
20 Februar 2013Great collection of Essays
A great collection of essays by the always fascinating Orwell.
19 Januar 2013Orwell as a Common Reader
Having arrived at a place in my cultural life that I had come to the conclusion on my own that \"All Art Is Propaganda,\" I had to read this one.
15 Dezember 2012The genius of Orwell in action.
Orwell is a strong supporter of the freedom ideas in West Europe in 1900, and he applies his intelligence in sociology, phylosophy, historism.
12 September 2012A Great Collection that Falls Short
I truly enjoy reading Orwell, but his essays for the most part are so of the times that they were written that a lot of what he discusses won't be something the reader would truly have a point of reference.